Customer360
Customer360
Provide governed customer identity, relationship, service, and engagement context across approved systems.
Reusable Business API accelerators
Customer360, Vendor360, Product360, Inventory360, Order360, and Shipment360 provide adaptable contract starting points within a much broader API product control plane.
Contract Portfolio Explorer
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Source systems
Customer360
Provide governed customer identity, relationship, service, and engagement context across approved systems.
Result and contract
Consumers
Related product context
Provenance and qualification
From source objects to business contracts
Each accelerator defines a versioned contract that can draw from the sources, capabilities, and policies relevant to one enterprise.
ERP, CRM, SaaS, databases, APIs, and legacy systems continue to own their records and operational rules.
Each enterprise chooses the fields, identifiers, operations, freshness, provenance, and policy its consumers need.
Applications, agents, analytics, workflows, mobile experiences, and partners receive only approved interfaces.
Six starting points
Provide governed customer identity, relationship, service, and engagement context across approved systems.
Align vendor identity, onboarding, risk, procurement, and performance context across approved sources.
Expose consistent product identity, attributes, hierarchy, pricing context, and availability references.
Present inventory position, availability, location, and reservation context across operational sources.
Provide consistent order identity, status, line, payment, fulfillment, and exception context.
Unify approved shipment, package, milestone, carrier, location, and exception information.
Beyond the six accelerators
The control plane also supports unified, composite, virtualized, agent, application, partner, analytics, workflow, and customer-defined API products.
Normalize comparable vendor or source interfaces behind one consistent contract for consumers.
Coordinate data and operations from multiple systems through one purpose-built business interface.
Present controlled interfaces over existing systems without requiring every use case to create another persisted copy.
Publish bounded tools and context interfaces designed for governed agent and copilot use.
Expose controlled business capabilities to approved external organizations through explicit contracts.
Model the contracts, policies, and lifecycle that a specific enterprise domain or consumer requires.