Domain and Business Architecture
Document your business capabilities, value streams, organisational structure, and domain models. Bridge the gap between business and technology.
The Domain and Business Architecture directory is where you document the business context that drives your technology decisions. This bridges the gap between business stakeholders and technical teams.
What Belongs Here
This directory focuses on business-level architecture artifacts:
Recommended Content Blocks
Business architecture documentation benefits from these content blocks:
Framework Alignment
Domain and business architecture aligns with established frameworks:
Example Directory Structure
domain-and-business-architecture/
├── business-capabilities/
│ ├── capability-map-overview.cf.page.json
│ ├── customer-management/
│ │ ├── customer-acquisition.cf.page.json
│ │ └── customer-service.cf.page.json
│ └── order-fulfilment/
│ ├── order-processing.cf.page.json
│ └── shipping-logistics.cf.page.json
├── value-streams/
│ ├── customer-onboarding.cf.page.json
│ ├── order-to-cash.cf.page.json
│ └── product-development.cf.page.json
├── domain-models/
│ ├── bounded-contexts.cf.page.json
│ ├── customer-domain.cf.page.json
│ └── order-domain.cf.page.json
└── organisation/
├── team-topology.cf.page.json
└── ownership-matrix.cf.page.json
Example: HR Domain Model
The following ERD shows an HR/People domain model with employees, departments, job titles, and employment history. This type of diagram helps business stakeholders understand how core business entities relate to each other.
Loading diagram: hr-employee-schema.diagram.json
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