Logical by design.
What records mean, how they connect, why people are authorized to see them and how external systems can collaborate safely.
UBIM: identity before interface.
A person is not one CRM person and another finance person. One identity can appear in multiple perspectives, while authoritative facts, relationships and permissions stay consistent.
Each relevant business object has one authoritative identity and an explicit lifecycle.
Connections express meaning, scope, validity, ownership and provenance rather than duplicating facts.
The application assembles views appropriate to an active role, without revealing inaccessible fields.
MRL: business logic as language.
Proposed declarative rules describe valid relationships, workflows, roles, and validation conditions. A compiler and tests must verify the behavior before it is released.
relation assigned_to {
from People.Person
to Work.Item
temporal true
permission view
}Illustrative syntax, not a production-validated MRL compiler.
API, MCP and federation.
Versioned application contracts power interfaces, mobile sync and integrations. The API must remain secure and testable without AI.
A controlled adapter exposes permitted tools and information to AI clients, enforcing the same authorization rules.
Separate company environments exchange selected, purpose-bound data with provenance, approvals and conflict policies.
Security is part of the logic.
Role-scoped permissions, cryptographic integrity, auditability, explicit consent where required, retention controls, encrypted transmission and offline sign-off workflows form the intended system architecture. None is a substitute for actual implementation and review.
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