Industries

One core. Many Industry Packs.

One technology core, configured into Industry Packs.

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One core, configured per industry

One record, five layers of configuration.

  1. Configuration 1/5

    Schema

    Item codes, unit codes and field formats agree across every source.

  2. Configuration 2/5

    Business rules

    Changes are linked over time, checked against the map, and conflicts between sources are resolved.

  3. Configuration 3/5

    Quality criteria

    Every record gets one clear status: Pass, Needs review or Source error.

  4. Configuration 4/5

    Security

    Access rights and conditions differ by document and travel with that document.

  5. Configuration 5/5

    Acceptance

    Results are checked on the agreed sample set, then archived and opened for search.

  1. 01Schema
  2. 02Business rules
  3. 03Quality criteria
  4. 04Security
  5. 05Acceptance

5 configurations, one Industry Pack.

Current focus · Land & Cadastral

One plot, recorded again and again.

Our most mature Industry Pack, measured on real data.

See the Land & Cadastral pack

  1. Plot 214 · Sheet 08

    A surveyed boundary

    Four markers, four sides and one area on a single sheet.

  2. Marker coordinates

    One coordinate pair per marker

    The coordinate table is read and checked against the map.

  3. Change note

    312.5 m² became 298.0 m²

    The resurvey is linked into the plot's history.

Sample cadastral survey sheet, plot 214 shaded green, with a coordinate table and a change note

Expansion priorities

Three industries next, three kinds of record.

  1. Archives

    Expansion priority · 1/3 · Archives

    One file, many kinds of document

    Paper files, photos, maps and digital files arrive in very different condition.

    See the Archives pack

    An open grey file folder holding an old street photo and a folded map
  2. Heritage

    Expansion priority · 2/3 · Heritage conservation

    One artefact, many names

    The same artefact can appear in several sources under different names.

    See the Heritage pack

    A bronze drum on a bright surface
  3. Tourism

    Expansion priority · 3/3 · Tourism

    One place, many names

    A place or service appears under different names in different sources.

    See the Tourism pack

    A map of an old riverside quarter

New packs

Customs and tax: every figure has a source.

  1. New pack · 1/2 · Customs

    Commercial invoice

    Each field on the declaration is checked against the invoice it came from.

    See the Customs pack

  2. New pack · 2/2 · Tax

    Reconciling invoices, returns and ledgers

    Differences between sources are found and shown clearly for an officer to review.

    See the Tax pack

Waiting for a pilot project

Other fields

Further Industry Packs, designed for configuration until a project validates them.

At a one-stop counter, two hands pass a pale green file folder

How to start

Four steps, on one sample set.

  1. Step 1/4

    Start with one representative dataset

    Choose one representative dataset from your domain. For a new pack, the first project is what validates it.

  2. Step 2/4

    Standardize the data

    Item codes, unit codes and field formats agree across every source.

  3. Step 3/4

    Extract and cross-check

    Fields are extracted from the records, checked against their source, and the source is kept.

  4. Step 4/4

    Accept, then scale

    Results are checked on the agreed sample set before any wider rollout.

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From one sample set to the whole record store.

An officer spreads a large cadastral map on a white desk

Bring the record store of your industry.

Start with one representative dataset from your domain. We configure the Industry Pack, then validate it before scaling.

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