Data models, validation rules, and interfaces are defined once, as a single system structure. When structure changes, everything updates. No synchronization projects. No drift between layers.
JTSchema defines the shape of every object in your system, fields, types, constraints, relationships. JTCanonical enforces the operational standard: the single model every process references. Interfaces are generated directly from the same definition.
JTCanonical is not a data dictionary. It is the operational source of truth. Every purchase order, invoice, shipment notice, partner profile, and compliance record exists as a canonical structure with embedded rules and generated interfaces.
JTRegistry makes every canonical model available across the entire platform, for processes to reference, for interfaces to generate from, for workflows to validate against. It is also the marketplace: browse and import EDI specifications, partner schemas, and templates.
“An enterprise replaces 14 separate data model documents, 3 validation spreadsheets, and a separately-built portal, with a single JTCanonical definition deployed in one afternoon.”
Every process references the same model. Every interface generates from the same definition. When a compliance requirement changes, one update propagates everywhere. No coordination. No synchronization. No gaps between what the schema says and what the system does.