Unmapped UOM or location
Hold the message with actionable errors and assign data preparation. Replay retains identity after mapping approval.
TRUSTED FACTORYFLOW
Connect systems through shared data meaning, scoped contracts and verifiable changes.
Successful message delivery can still carry the wrong UOM, station or mapping revision. Errors discovered after posting force IT to reconstruct ERP, WMS and fleet history. This workspace preserves source identities, contracts, mappings and processing states across boundaries.
Integration teams separate synchronous requests, domain events, vendor callbacks and telemetry. Mapping records ownership and units; outbox/inbox, schemas and replay support reconcilable handling. Releases retain revisions, targets, approvers and outcomes to show the deployed configuration.
ROLES
CIO/architect · integration engineer · API/event administrator · release manager
OBJECTS
Clients, contracts/schemas, source IDs, mappings, messages/events, outbox/inbox, DLQs, replay and release packages.
Reference journey with sample data.
ERP-104 emits demand and source UOM; mapping M-04 applies agreed semantics.
Gateway checks tokens/scopes; domains check site, object and data authority.
The domain transaction records an outbox; consumers validate schemas and deduplicate.
Business feedback retains source IDs; mapping changes pass versioned tests and release.
A workspace-specific concept; open the illustration to inspect the records.
Hold the message with actionable errors and assign data preparation. Replay retains identity after mapping approval.
Separate request receipt, domain progress and source feedback. Trace correlation and transaction identity before recreating work.
Record consumers, test data, compatibility and recovery. Route schema failures for handling; release records each target outcome.
Select one source order, mapping and feedback flow. Test wrong units, duplicates, late callbacks and invalid schemas. Accept one source/execution/outcome loop before adding consumers.