Knowledge Graph · Architecture

A projection you can rebuild, reconcile, and explain.

Authoritative systems emit versioned events. A tenant-scoped projection connects verified entities and relationships, while task views turn that evidence into operational work.

Private Implementation Program · Selected engagements

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Authoritative sources

Catalogs, websites, CRM, ERP, finance, mail, and Revenue Operations

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Append-only events

Idempotent facts with source identity, event time, schema version, and tenant

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Reproducible projection

Versioned entities and relationships that can be rebuilt and reconciled

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Task views

Operational queues and explanations designed for a decision—not a decorative graph

Non-negotiable contracts

Identity, provenance, time, and money are explicit.

Projection versions and reconciliation checks make change observable rather than silently rewriting history.

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Projection, not replacement

CRM, ERP, catalog, finance, and Revenue Operations remain authoritative. The graph is rebuilt from versioned events.

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Evidence on every relationship

Each edge carries source, source record, mapping version, observed time, and fact class.

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Deterministic product identity

Manufacturer plus exact MPN is the identity boundary; fuzzy model guesses cannot silently merge products.

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Financial precision

Financial facts require currency and the time at which the amount was observed.

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AI stays optional

The module works with AI disabled. Recommendations are read-only until a person reviews them.

Design Partner Module

Start with one revenue path you need to explain.

Inventory the authoritative sources, define the identity contract, and prove a shadow projection before changing an operational workflow.