Find My Opportunity Systems Lab / Experiment 03
Interactive
Solution Architecture.
Explore how people, workflow, AI, data, integrations, software, and human decisions can connect around a measurable business outcome.
This is a preliminary architecture model based on your selections. It does not inspect your systems or represent a final technical design.Architecture presets
Apply a useful starting model, then customize any component.
Architecture lens
Shows how work moves through triggers, tasks, handoffs, approvals, and exceptions.
Five-layer architecture scene
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01Experience→Automationrequest
02Automation→Integrationvalidated transfer
03Integration→System of recordapproved update
04System of record→AI assistancebounded context
05System of record→BI + reportinggoverned metrics
06AI assistance→Human approvalHuman checkpoint
Architecture layers and active components
Experience
Customer portals, internal tools, websites, dashboards, and user interfaces.
- Customer or employee experience. Human + system. Provide a clear, usable entry point for information, action, and status.
Workflow
Tasks, routing, notifications, handoffs, approvals, and exception paths.
- Workflow automation. Automated action. Route tasks, notifications, handoffs, reminders, and bounded exception paths.
- Integration layer. Automated action. Move approved information between bounded systems with validation and failure handling.
Intelligence
AI assistance, decision support, rules, scoring, and reporting logic.
- AI assistant or AI workflow. Human + system. Assist with bounded drafting, classification, retrieval, or recommendations using approved context.
- Business intelligence and reporting. Human + system. Turn governed data into visible measures, exceptions, and decision support.
Data
CRM, systems of record, approved business data, documents, and metrics.
- CRM or system of record. Human + system. Hold the approved business record, identifiers, status, and history.
Control
People, ownership, permissions, governance, human review, and auditability.
- People and accountable roles. Human decision. Own outcomes, decisions, exceptions, and operating improvement.
- Human approval checkpoint. Human decision. Pause consequential work for an accountable person to approve, reject, or route an exception.
- Governance, permissions, and audit history. Human decision. Define access, traceability, review, retention, and controlled change across the system.
People and accountable roles
Own outcomes, decisions, exceptions, and operating improvement.
Human decisionOpen controls, risk, and failure mode
- Human review
- People make consequential decisions and resolve exceptions.
- Governance
- Decision rights and escalation authority must be explicit.
- Implementation risk
- Unclear ownership can leave a technically connected system without accountable action.
- If unavailable
- Work loses decision authority, exception handling, and a clear owner.
Build the smallest useful system.
Four decisions define the preliminary boundary.
Connect one approved lead source to one shared record and one reviewable follow-up path.
Pilot capture, ownership, and the next reviewed action for one lead source.
Reveal optional components and guardrails
Reliable lead identity, source, qualification context, ownership, and last completed action.
Customer-facing messaging, contact permissions, qualification criteria, and commercial commitments.
Do not initially automate final qualification, relationship judgment, or unreviewed prospect commitments.
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Carry the selected architecture into the Opportunity Audit.
Preliminary model only. No pricing, ROI, compliance, or outcome guarantee.