Technology
One foundation, built to be specialized.
How Cenora builds software: a shared technology platform underneath, an industry-specific application on top.
The approach
Solve the common problems once.
Operational businesses differ in vocabulary and sequence, but not in structure. They all have records that move through stages, people with different responsibilities, locations, money attached to work, and a need to know what is happening right now.
Cenora builds that structure once, as the platform. An application then defines the stages, screens and language of one industry on top of it.
What an application adds
The specialized layer.
Each application built on the platform can define its own version of these, without rebuilding the foundation underneath.
Industry-specific workflows
The stages work actually moves through in that industry.
Industry-specific dashboards
The operational view that matters to that kind of business.
Specialized operational tools
The day-to-day actions particular to the work being done.
Automation and integrations
Connections to the hardware and services that industry relies on.
Principles
Control is part of the foundation.
Authentication, role-based access, tenant and branch isolation and audit history live in the platform layer, so every application inherits them rather than reimplementing them.