Semantic Process Factory
Once business reality is described, purpose-specific representations and technical artefacts can be derived from it.
From foundation to artefacts
Business artefacts
Flows, roles, responsibilities, decision rules, exceptions and business test cases.
Technical specifications
Interfaces, event types, data structures, permissions, services and interactions.
Quality and traceability
Tests, documentation and links between business requirement and technical implementation.
Executable elements
Process models, rules, event handlers, interfaces and further software artefacts.
Business and technical layers stay linked
The semantic foundation describes what an element means and why it is needed. Technical specifications add how it is realised on a platform.
Meaning stays technology-independent while implementation remains traceably attached to it.
Change becomes a derivation task
When a rule changes, AI can help identify which models, interfaces, tests or interfaces are affected, detect contradictions and prepare adjustments.
Change is not blindly automated. People assess business meaning and own the release.