verticals — the first, Ten modules.
Two kinds of dependency.
Pipeline modules share one product model and are bound to a vertical by design. Standalone modules sit outside that pipeline and are deployed on their own — some already run on clients outside the bike vertical.
KOSMOS ingests and normalises raw price lists → EIDOS is the data-model authority every other module reads from → AGORA, EMPORION, HERMES, KYKLOS and LOGOS all consume that normalised identity. Inside the pipeline, no product exists unless it exists first in EIDOS.
The data-communication layer between brands, distributors and retailers: controlled inventory visibility, price lists, purchasing rights, territorial exclusivities and dealer segmentation, with published and uniform fees.
Open →Accounting registration driven by AI. Standalone: it does not depend on the product taxonomy and can be deployed on its own.
Reads across every platform plus external sources to support decisions. Standalone, and already running on a client outside the bike vertical.
Shares a name with EMPORION and not one line of code. Its catalogue is a single table in the client’s own database rather than the shared model. The choice between the two is architectural, not a matter of size — and there is no upgrade path from one to the other.
Why the distinction matters
A pipeline module is only as good as the shared model behind it, which is why it cannot be dropped into a company in isolation: it needs the vertical. A standalone module has no such dependency and can start on day one. Knowing which kind you are looking at is the difference between a two-week deployment and a programme.
Sitting on decades of data
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