Core Concepts¶

SchemAlign is organized around a small set of product concepts. Understanding these concepts makes the rest of the documentation easier to follow.

Application areas

The main SchemAlign application is organized around six root areas:

Area	Primary purpose
Overview / Command Center	Monitor system health, build dates, integration health, run history, and environment totals
Triggers	Automate pipeline launches through schedules, HTTP triggers, and future event patterns
Workspace	Build, test, run, and review integrations
Storage	Inspect physical files, artifacts, and logs
Accounts	Manage service accounts and connection profiles
Admin and Extend	Manage RBAC, organizations, users, and controlled custom node development

Integration model

Product concepts¶

Organizations separate security and operating boundaries. Projects group related integration work inside those boundaries.

Pipelines are integration workflows. Nodes are the reusable steps that read, prepare, route, write, store, or send data.

Artifacts are physical or runtime outputs produced by pipeline runs, such as files, responses, logs, or transformed datasets.

Runtime values let supported fields resolve named values, such as {{current_term}} or {{sysdate}}, when a node executes.

Start with Workspace

If you are learning SchemAlign as a builder, start with Workspace. It is where the product model becomes visible through actual integration design.