Outer company ring
A company can publish its capabilities and still gain value before another company joins. Its employees share a board room, reusable models and project history.
Executable rooms for real work
One company is useful. Connected companies become a network.
Give a company its own board room, then open narrowly scoped project rooms when clients, suppliers and partners need to work together. The bid, calculations, decisions and delivery record remain one persistent business object.
Two coordinated worlds
Discovery outside. Controlled execution inside.
Public information earns discovery. Operational information remains inside explicit company and room boundaries.
Protected project rooms
Invite a client, supplier or subcontractor into one project. Each participant receives only the objects and actions required for that role.
Inner trusted network
An outer-ring company can request a capability, project partner or handler from the protected network without exposing its complete company environment.
The room is the business object
People, evidence, calculations and decisions stay connected.
Companies are first-class owners, not loose collections of personal accounts.
Restricted values are filtered before they leave the controlling data system.
Compatible calculation nodes execute in the browser and preserve the distinction between facts, assumptions and forecasts.
Material invitations, approvals and changes create immutable, member-visible audit events.
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A practical database choice
Small companies can start managed. Larger companies can keep their own data plane.
A company without a database can use the managed option. Customer-controlled and fully self-hosted modes preserve the same room and permission contracts while operational records remain on infrastructure the customer controls.