Jump into any tool below, or read the lifecycle: how a season nests down to a single bus, colored by phase — the structure every downstream tool inherits.
Source connections (B1A) feed the model; the matrix (B1B) wires each track × stage cell to a source. The canonical model and its field mappings live on the Canonical Model tab.
Source systems shown here are for tenant solstice. Full adapter operations — reconciliation queue, dead-letter, canonical entity browser — live in the standalone shorex-adaptor/ page.
| Track | Stage | Primary source | Fallback | Reaches |
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The entities the adaptor produces (C1A) and the source-field-to-canonical-field mapping behind each one (C1B).
This is the operations view — find where your data lives two ways: Check your data need answers “where should this come from?”, and Operational flow walks one tour, then the live flow. The structural map — season down to a single bus — now lives on the landing page.
Pick the part of the process in focus — get the source systems to use, and why. The everyday tool for answering “where’s my data?”
First the linear story of a single excursion from catalog to settlement; then the interactive operational diagram — click any node to see which systems feed it and how active each track is.