a plan you can
actually picture.
Explore example architecture blueprints for the work we build. Use them to start a focused conversation about your website, application, cloud environment, or AI project.
Start with the work.
Then choose the tools.
Use these example architectures as a starting point. We define the systems, permissions, hosting, and delivery scope around your requirements.
A website your team can manage
Publish content and handle new inquiries without relying on a developer for every update.
- 01
Public website
Pages, forms, and customer journeys
- 02
Content workspace
AperVue CMS or your existing CMS
- 03
Business systems
Approved inquiry and account connections
Decisions we make with you
- Who writes, reviews, and publishes content?
- Where should inquiries go, and who responds?
- Which accounts or systems need a connection?
What planning produces
A content model, page plan, integration map, and launch checklist.
An application that keeps work moving
Connect a sale, the customer record, and the delivery task without re-entering the same information.
- 01
Team workspaces
Sales, service, and customer views
- 02
Application & APIs
Workflow rules and access permissions
- 03
Shared records
Customer, order, and service history
Decisions we make with you
- Which system owns each customer and order?
- What triggers the handoff, and who owns the next task?
- How should failed exchanges be retried and reviewed?
What planning produces
A workflow map, record ownership plan, API boundaries, and a first-release scope.
An assistant grounded in your information
Help staff find answers in approved documents while keeping review and access decisions with people.
- 01
Staff question
An authenticated workspace
- 02
Knowledge & AI layer
Approved sources and retrieval
- 03
Answer & review
Source context and a human escalation path
Decisions we make with you
- Which sources can each person access?
- When should the assistant decline or ask for review?
- How will answers be evaluated before rollout?
What planning produces
A use-case brief, source and access map, evaluation plan, and prototype scope.
Plan for the day after launch.
Each blueprint also needs a hosting and operations plan: environments, deployment, access, monitoring, backups, recovery, and support ownership. Review our infrastructure capabilities to see the technologies we can work with.