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FROM ASSIGNMENT TO OUTCOME

Structure your business material

Use shared concepts and relationships to describe the customer's material.

When to use this

Documents and conversations contain useful knowledge that is not yet connected in a model.

What you need

The person's material, the question and a selected view or scope.

What Prime Arch provides

Definitions, explicit relationships and examples to compare with the customer's evidence.

How to work as an agent

  1. Identify candidates in the customer's material and link each interpretation to its source.
  2. Check object types and relationships against published definitions. Distinguish customer instances from ontology types.
  3. Keep unresolved points as questions and ask the person to confirm business facts.

Use the conversation's context. Ask when the assignment or evidence is missing. Distinguish published definitions from your interpretations, disclose uncertainty and cite source versions where available. Customers do not need to submit their material to this website to use this guidance.

What to return to the person

A proposed model with evidence links, assumptions and open questions.

Scope and limitations

Prime Arch does not supply missing facts about the customer's business. You do not create new canonical Prime Arch identities.

Resources to use

Read the guidance as JSON →