Ontology ManagerData foundation

Give your data a shared meaning.

Describe your operation through the things your team works with: assets, orders, sites, and more. Connect those definitions to data and define the relationships and actions that applications can use.

A MODEL OF YOUR OPERATIONIllustrative object model
Warehouse
Customer
Shipment
Inventory
Order
ShipmentObject type
shipment_id
string
expected_arrival
timestamp
status
string
Available actionUpdate expected arrival

01 / THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR OPERATION

More than rows. Things that relate.

Define object types, properties, and links so different applications can work with the same model.

EXAMPLE RELATIONSHIPS
Shipment
departs from
Warehouse
Order
belongs to
Customer
Inventory
stored at
Warehouse
shipments_prepared
shipment_idShipment ID
arrival_atExpected arrival

DATA → MEANING

Data with a business role

Bind datasets to object types and map source columns to the properties people recognize.

Meet the preparation layer

02 / BUILD A MODEL TOGETHER

Let the model evolve. Keep the change visible.

Reviewable model changes

Work with branches and proposals to review changes to definitions before merging them.

main
Work on a branchReview the proposalMerge the changes
  1. Name the real things

    Create object types and the properties that describe each one.

  2. Connect their context

    Map backing data and define links between related types.

  3. Define how they change

    Configure actions and review the model so it can support operational applications.

Explore every part

FROM DATA TO ACTION

See the bigger picture.

Explore how the tools work together, from data to action.