One model of the business. Everything built on it.
Bijection connects your systems as sources, holds them in one ontology of business objects, and gives every read, every agent, and every change the same definition to work from.
One definition. Everything downstream.
Sources bring the world in. The ontology gives it names and relationships. Reads, agents, and changes work from that one definition, and every change is written down.
Sources
Connected systems stay where they are. Capture brings them in as versions you can name.
DatabasesObject storageSaaS APIsFilesOntology
Typed objects, their properties, and the declared relationships between them.
ObjectsRelationshipsVisibilitySurfaces
Governed reads, applications, chat, and agents all work from that one definition.
FunctionsApplicationsAgentsRecord
Every change that was applied, under whose authority, and what it touched.
ReviewsRunsAppend-only facts
Bring the systems in. Give them one vocabulary.
Your systems keep owning their records. Bijection captures them into typed objects with declared relationships, so everything downstream has one place to look.
- SourcesConnect databases, object storage, SaaS APIs, and files. Captured data enters through one boundary and is published as a version later reads can name.
- OntologyDefine the objects your business works with, their typed properties, and the relationships between them. One vocabulary for people, applications, and agents.
- DocumentsExtract typed fields from documents and accept the result through a declared Action, so an extraction never edits a record on its own.
Read the business. Reason about it.
Every read is a declared operation with typed inputs and a typed result. Dashboards, applications, chat, and agents use the same ones, under the caller’s own authority.
- FunctionsName a query or calculation once, declare what it returns, and reuse that result wherever it is needed.
- ApplicationsCompose dashboards and focused operational views from governed reads, without a second query layer underneath.
- AI and agentsChat and agents read through the same Functions your team uses, under the authority of the person who delegated the work.
- SimulationCompare a baseline with bounded alternatives before anything moves. A real change stays a separate Action.
One doorway for every change.
Nothing writes to the world except an Action. It shows the exact effects before it runs, applies its own rules, and leaves a record that cannot be edited away.
- ActionsGive each business operation typed inputs, eligibility rules, and explicit effects. Preview the change, review it when the rule asks, and check the world again before applying it.
- WorkflowsWrite processes that wait, branch, and pick up where they left off. Everything they change still goes through an Action.
- AutomationsStart an Action, a Workflow, or an agent when an event or a schedule matches. The rules stay with the change, not with the trigger.
Three platforms. One boundary.
Bijection ships as one product with three clear owners, and the line between them is enforced in the implementation rather than described in a diagram.
Eclipse
Accounts, environments, product authoring and review, release qualification, and deployment. It submits desired state; it never holds your workspace data.
Atelier
Sources, ontology, Functions, files, Actions, reviews, Workflows, dashboards, and the operational record. Only its Actions change the world.
Axiom
Model inference, chat, agents, and the evidence they produce. It can read and propose; to change anything it goes through an Atelier Action.
Eclipse delivers. Atelier represents and governs the world. Axiom reasons over it. Only Atelier Actions change it.
See it on your operations.
Bring the process, we’ll model it.
Tell us the process, the systems it touches, and the rules it has to follow. We’ll work through the first implementation with you.