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.
