The semantic core
A shared language for every move your enterprise makes.
toto foundry models the business as connected meaning: who is involved, what changed, which policy applies, and why an action is allowed.
Meaning stays canonical
Context should not need to be reconstructed every time.
The enterprise graph brings shared vocabulary, relationships, semantic constraints, and model versions together. It is the common reference point for the studio, workflows, APIs, and approved AI context.
People and organizations
Model parties, legal entities, operating organizations, groups, roles, delegated authority, and assets as relationships that can evolve over time.
Customer and service context
Connect accounts, contacts, consent, agreements, products, services, cases, and ownership without flattening the relationship.
Policy and provenance
Retain the version, source, lifecycle, and semantic constraint that explain why a relationship or decision was valid.
One fact. One owner.
The graph gives meaning. Domain services own change.
Neo4j stores the ontology, organization topology, semantic metadata, and validation relationships. Each transactional business fact still has one authoritative write owner in its domain service. Read models and retrieval indexes are derived, recoverable views, never hidden systems of record.
Built for the present and the record
Relationships can change without erasing history.
Organizations combine. Departments move. Authority is delegated, expires, or is revoked. toto foundry treats these as effective-dated, versioned relationships, so an investigation can answer what was true at the time, not only what is true now.
Context, not a bypass
The graph informs action. It never quietly takes it.
Agents retrieve only authorized context. They cannot write directly to the graph or operational data. Material changes return to owned commands, policies, workflows, and accountable people.
See how context becomes design