Global control plane
- Tenant and workspace directory
- Identity broker and global authorization
- Region placement and capacity
- Subscriptions, metering, and packages
- Status and approved support access
Enterprise architecture
Plan Runner starts with stable domain IDs, immutable revisions, command and event contracts, bounded platform modules, and cell-level deployment.
Architecture order
The website and product shell demonstrate the platform, but neither is allowed to become the platform model.
Marketing, planning, modeling, administration, portals, and add-ins.
Versioned packages compose semantic models, views, workflows, roles, reports, forecasts, agents, tests, and migrations.
Bounded modules for modeling, data, workflow, reporting, security, governance, and intelligence.
Compiled formulas, block storage, dependency execution, scenarios, aggregation, and governed range writes.
PostgreSQL, event streaming, workflow orchestration, cache, object storage, Arrow, Parquet, and Iceberg.
Control plane + tenant data planes
Global operations hold only what they need to route and operate the product. Regional tenant cells own planning state and enforce isolation.
US region
EU region
APAC region
Bounded service map
The specification names the complete capability inventory. Teams begin with bounded modules and extract deployment units only when scale, isolation, or ownership makes it necessary.
Tenant, placement, identity, entitlement, capacity, package, support, and status capabilities.
Applications, dimensions, hierarchies, calendars, modules, formulas, scenarios, revisions, allocations, and lineage.
Block storage, compiled formulas, dependency execution, aggregation, scenarios, range writes, and explain-value.
Connectors, ingestion, schemas, mapping, quality, pipelines, catalog, lineage, writeback, and residency enforcement.
Tasks, approvals, delegation, certification, submissions, locks, decisions, presence, and notifications.
Dashboards, reports, narrative, scheduling, distribution, documents, disclosure, add-ins, and embedding.
Authentication, relationship authorization, cell access, audit, keys, DLP, retention, policy, and compliance evidence.
Governed context, agents, forecasts, anomalies, solvers, recommendations, approval, evaluation, and cost control.
Machine-readable topology