One shared foundation
Identity, permissions, trusted context, security, configuration and observability provide a common operating foundation across Analix experiences.
Analix is designed as one product family rather than a collection of disconnected apps. Personal, Work, AI, communications and compute can work together while privacy, permissions and specialist business rules remain explicit.
This is a derived presentation map. Opening a relationship explains how major areas participate in the same governed Product family; it never changes ownership, permission or Product truth.
Relationship: Provides shared trust and operating capabilities used across governed areas.
Authority boundary: Identity, Permission, trusted context, security and other foundation owners retain their own authority.
Relationship: Provide financial-truth and worldwide-neutral business foundations that operational domains can consume.
Authority boundary: Accounting remains the financial posting authority; specialist domains keep their lifecycle and operational effects.
Relationship: Composes specialist operational domains with shared kernels and applicable country/industry profiles.
Authority boundary: ERP presentation does not become one mega-owner and Website navigation never grants operational authority.
Relationship: Carries one Experience DNA across surfaces so composed capabilities can feel coherent.
Authority boundary: Presentation, navigation and visual state remain separate from authorization and semantic ownership.
Relationship: Provides governed administrative and support surfaces for admitted operational responsibilities.
Authority boundary: Administration and support remain Permission-bounded and do not inherit hidden Product, Sales, Treasury or Licensing authority.
Relationship: Connects admitted external systems and replaceable adapters to the governed Product family.
Authority boundary: An adapter transports or projects an owner contract; it does not become the owner of the underlying truth.
Relationship: Realizes approved Product compositions on qualified infrastructure profiles.
Authority boundary: Hosting providers and deployment topology are replaceable implementation profiles, not Product law.
Relationship: Observes, reasons and prepares proposals within the visibility granted by current owners and permissions.
Authority boundary: AI confidence or a generated proposal never becomes permission, approval or self-executing authority.
Relationship: Participates as a first-class user profile alongside Work-oriented compositions.
Authority boundary: Personal remains governed by Identity, privacy, Permission and the relevant specialist owners.
Relationship: Connects human communication experiences with the same trust and Product-composition model.
Authority boundary: Communication transport or UI does not silently acquire Identity, Permission or business-domain authority.
Relationship: Supplies admitted compute capabilities that can support local, distributed and future execution profiles.
Authority boundary: Compute capacity does not grant access to data, execution rights or Product eligibility by itself.
Identity, permissions, trusted context, security, configuration and observability provide a common operating foundation across Analix experiences.
Your personal and professional experiences can belong to one coherent ecosystem without treating them as the same context or exposing one to the other by default.
Analix AI can assist across admitted contexts while visibility remains bounded by the permissions and scope that already apply to the user.
Clients, infrastructure, providers and execution engines can change over time without forcing Analix into a single vendor or deployment model.