umi-graphUnified Marketing Intelligence
Journeys · times out after → Time Windows · 4 of 4Lifecycle Stages · precedes → Lifecycle Stages · 5 of 6Journey Transitions · from state → Journey States · 24 of 24Journey Transitions · to state → Journey States · 24 of 24Journey Transitions · triggered by → Events · 24 of 24Content Types · delivered on → Surface · 19 of 19Content Types · may be expressed as → Creative Formats · 10 of 19Creative Formats · delivered on → Surface · 8 of 8Creative Assets · is templated by → Content Types · 1 of 1Creative Size Specifications · is supported on → Surface · 11 of 11Channel · includes surface → Surface · 16 of 16Surface · runs on → Technology Platforms · 6 of 15Surface · provided by → Vendor · 4 of 15Technology Platforms · supplied by → Vendor · 13 of 18Vendor · delivers in → Channel · 6 of 9Campaign · measured by → KPIs · 1 of 1Campaign · targets state → Consumer States · 1 of 1Campaign · contains tactic → Tactics · 1 of 1Campaign · supports goal → Goals · 1 of 1Campaign · valid during → Time Windows · 1 of 1Campaign · scoped to geography → Geographies · 1 of 1Campaign · targets audience → Audience Segments · 1 of 1Campaign · respects preference → Preferences · 1 of 1Campaign · requires permission basis → Permission Bases · 1 of 1Campaign · sets offer → Offers · 1 of 1Campaign · pursues target → Targets · 1 of 1Tactics · uses channel → Channel · 1 of 1Tactics · uses surface → Surface · 1 of 1Tactics · uses content type → Content Types · 1 of 1Tactics · valid during → Time Windows · 1 of 1Tactics · scoped to geography → Geographies · 1 of 1Tactics · targets audience → Audience Segments · 1 of 1Tactics · respects preference → Preferences · 1 of 1Tactics · requires permission basis → Permission Bases · 1 of 1Tactics · contains action → Actions · 1 of 1Tactics · uses creative asset → Creative Assets · 1 of 1Actions · triggers event → Events · 1 of 1Actions · requires offer → Offers · 1 of 1Actions · valid during → Time Windows · 1 of 1Offers · valid during → Time Windows · 1 of 1Offers · eligible in geography → Geographies · 1 of 1Events · captured on → Surface · 20 of 22Events · attributed to tactic → Tactics · 1 of 22Events · acted by consumer → Entities · 10 of 22Events · changes permission → Permission Bases · 1 of 22Signals · observes event → Events · 32 of 32Signals · implemented in platform → Technology Platforms · 30 of 32Intelligence · is evaluated by → Metrics · 6 of 6Intelligence · answers goal → Goals · 6 of 6Intelligence · advises purpose → Campaign Purpose · 6 of 6Metrics · counts in numerator → Signals · 37 of 51Metrics · counts in denominator → Signals · 29 of 51Metrics · takes as numerator → Metrics · 6 of 51Metrics · takes as denominator → Metrics · 6 of 51Metrics · computed from formula → Metric Formulas · 1 of 51KPIs · serves goal → Goals · 42 of 42KPIs · has metric → Metrics · 42 of 42Targets · sets level for → KPIs · 1 of 1Targets · quantifies goal → Goals · 1 of 1Targets · due within → Time Windows · 1 of 1Metric Formulas · takes input → Signals · 1 of 1Metric Formulas · takes input → Metrics · 1 of 1Metric Formulas · computed over → Time Windows · 1 of 1Metrics · counts occupants of → Consumer States · 1 of 51Audience Segments · selects state → Consumer States · 1 of 1Preference Types · concerns → Channel · 4 of 4Preference Types · concerns → Content Types · 4 of 4Preference Types · concerns → Creative Formats · 4 of 4Metrics · read over → Time Windows · 0 of 51Metrics · read in → Geographies · 0 of 51Metrics · read for → Audience Segments · 0 of 51Events · occurs within → Time Windows · 0 of 22Parameters · parameter of → Metrics · 10 of 11Parameters · parameter of → Attribution Models · 10 of 11Parameters · parameter of → Evidence Designs · 10 of 11Parameters · parameter of → Signals · 10 of 11Parameters · parameter of → Processing Purposes · 10 of 11Parameters · constrains → Tactics · 1 of 11Evidence Designs · calibrates → Parameters · 2 of 5Parameters · set over → Time Windows · 0 of 11Parameters · set in → Geographies · 0 of 11Parameters · set for → Audience Segments · 0 of 11Measurement Modelcarries the terms ofKPIsMeasurement Modelcomposes fromGoalsMeasurement Modelcomposes fromMetricsMeasurement Modelcomposes fromSignalsMeasurement Modelcomposes fromEventsMeasurement Modelcomposes fromTargetsData Sourcescomposes fromSignalsData Sourcescarries the terms ofTechnology PlatformsData Sourcescomposes fromVendorData Sourcescomposes fromEventsContent Typescarries the terms ofContent TypesContent Typescomposes fromSurfaceContent Typescomposes fromTechnology PlatformsContent Typescomposes fromCreative FormatsContent Typescomposes fromCreative AssetsJourneyscarries the terms ofJourneysJourneyscomposes fromJourney StatesJourneyscomposes fromConsumer StatesJourneyscomposes fromLifecycle StagesJourneyscomposes fromJourney TransitionsJourneyscomposes fromEventsJourneyscomposes fromTime WindowsTacticscomposes fromTacticsTacticscarries the terms ofChannelTacticscomposes fromSurfaceTacticscomposes fromContent TypesTacticscomposes fromAudience SegmentsTacticscomposes fromPermission BasesIdentitycarries the terms ofSignalsIdentitycomposes fromIdentity LevelsIdentitycomposes fromEventsIdentitycomposes fromIntelligenceSegmentscomposes fromAudience SegmentsSegmentscarries the terms ofConsumer StatesEvidencecarries the terms ofKPIsEvidencecomposes fromMetricsEvidencecomposes fromEvidence DesignsEvidencecomposes fromAttribution ModelsEvidencecomposes fromMeasure DirectionSettingscarries the terms ofParametersSettingscomposes fromUnitsSettingscomposes fromSetting BasesSettingscomposes fromMetricsSettingscomposes fromAttribution ModelsSettingscomposes fromEvidence DesignsSettingscomposes fromSignalsSettingscomposes fromProcessing PurposesSettingscomposes fromTacticsPermissionscarries the terms ofPermission BasesPermissionscomposes fromLawful BasesPermissionscomposes fromProcessing PurposesPreferencescomposes fromPreference TypesPreferencescomposes fromChannelPreferencescarries the terms ofContent TypesPreferencescomposes fromCreative FormatsChannelscarries the terms ofChannelChannelscomposes fromSurfaceChannelscomposes fromContent TypesChannelscomposes fromEventsChannelscomposes fromVendorIdentity & scope — 4 kinds, read as one familyIdentity &scopeEntities · 11 terms · 1 roadEntities11Time Windows · 5 terms · 10 roads · 1 facetTime Windows5Geographies · 1 term · 5 roads · 1 facetGeographies1Identity Levels · 3 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetIdentity Levels3Consumer journey — 5 kinds, read as one familyConsumer journeyJourneys · 4 terms · 1 road · 2 facetsJourneys4Lifecycle Stages · 6 terms · 2 roads · 1 facetLifecycle Stages6Consumer States · 13 terms · 3 roads · 2 facetsConsumer States13Journey States · 17 terms · 2 roads · 4 facetsJourney States17Journey Transitions · 24 terms · 3 roads · 2 facetsJourney Transitions24Creative system — 4 kinds, read as one familyCreative systemContent Types · 19 terms · 5 roads · 1 facetContent Types19Creative Formats · 8 terms · 3 roads · 1 facetCreative Formats8Creative Assets · 1 term · 2 roads · 3 facetsCreative Assets1Creative Size Specifications · 11 terms · 1 road · 1 facetCreative SizeSpecifications11Distribution — 4 kinds, read as one familyDistributionChannel · 16 terms · 4 roads · 1 facetChannel16Surface · 15 terms · 8 roads · 1 facetSurface15Technology Platforms · 18 terms · 3 roads · 1 facetTechnology Platforms18Vendor · 9 terms · 3 roads · 1 facetVendor9Eligibility & permission — 6 kinds, read as one familyEligibility &permissionAudience Segments · 1 term · 5 roads · 1 facetAudience Segments1Preference Types · 4 terms · 1 road · 1 facetPreference Types4Preferences · 1 term · 2 roads · 2 facetsPreferences1Lawful Bases · 6 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetLawful Bases6Processing Purposes · 6 terms · 1 road · 2 facetsProcessing Purposes6Permission Bases · 1 term · 3 roads · 3 facetsPermission Bases1Activation — 5 kinds, read as one familyActivationCampaign Purpose · 7 terms · 1 road · 1 facetCampaign Purpose7Campaign · 1 term · 11 roads · 3 facetsCampaign1Tactics · 1 term · 13 roads · 1 facetTactics1Actions · 1 term · 4 roads · 1 facetActions1Offers · 1 term · 4 roads · 1 facetOffers1Measurement & evidence — 16 kinds, read as one familyMeasurement &evidenceEvents · 22 terms · 8 roads · 2 facetsEvents22Signals · 32 terms · 6 roads · 3 facetsSignals32Intelligence · 6 terms · 3 roads · 1 facetIntelligence6Attribution Models · 6 terms · 1 road · 2 facetsAttribution Models6Evidence Designs · 5 terms · 2 roads · 1 facetEvidence Designs5Parameters · 11 terms · 6 roads · 4 facetsParameters11Setting Bases · 4 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetSetting Bases4Event Grain · 4 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetEvent Grain4Measure Direction · 3 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetMeasure Direction3Measure Form · 7 terms · 0 roads · 1 facetMeasure Form7Units · 7 terms · 0 roads · 2 facetsUnits7Metrics · 51 terms · 15 roads · 4 facetsMetrics51Goals · 8 terms · 4 roads · 2 facetsGoals8KPIs · 42 terms · 4 roads · 3 facetsKPIs42Targets · 1 term · 4 roads · 1 facetTargets1Metric Formulas · 1 term · 3 roads · 1 facetMetric Formulas1Measurement Plan · 2 views, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Measurement Plan2 viewsInstrumentation Plan · 3 views, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Instrumentation Plan3 viewsLifecycle Map · 2 views, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Lifecycle Map2 viewsCampaign Brief · 1 view, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Campaign Brief1 viewsEvidence Plan · 2 views, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Evidence Plan2 viewsPermission Plan · 2 views, composed from the ground below · open the plan◇Permission Plan2 viewsMeasurement Model · drawn as a table from KPIs · reads 6 kinds▦Measurement ModelData Sources · drawn as a table from Technology Platforms · reads 4 kinds▦Data SourcesContent Types · drawn as a table from Content Types · reads 5 kinds▦Content TypesJourneys · drawn as a table from Journeys · reads 7 kinds▦JourneysTactics · drawn as a table from Channel · reads 6 kinds▦TacticsIdentity · drawn as a table from Signals · reads 4 kinds▦IdentitySegments · drawn as a table from Consumer States · reads 2 kinds▦SegmentsEvidence · drawn as a table from KPIs · reads 5 kinds▦EvidenceSettings · drawn as a table from Parameters · reads 9 kinds▦SettingsPermissions · drawn as a table from Permission Bases · reads 3 kinds▦PermissionsPreferences · drawn as a table from Content Types · reads 4 kinds▦PreferencesChannels · drawn as a table from Channel · reads 5 kinds▦Channels
Hover or tap a kind to light everything it reaches · choose one to stand on it Everything the commitments under this foundation license — 19 kinds.
What the drawing means
AcrossOne band per column, left to right in the order the model declares.
DownThe kinds of that band, in the order its manifest states.
AboveThe view layer: a view owns nothing of its own; it reads the model below.
A spineHow many roads the kind carries — thicker means more of the model runs through it.
A roadOne governed relationship. Its weight is the share of the source kind's terms that complete it.
A faint roadUnder a third complete, so an unfinished region looks unfinished.
Dashed purpleA view composes from that kind; solid purple means it carries that kind's terms.
Not drawnA terminal relationship, and any typing or grounding — each is how a term is read, not somewhere a road goes, so neither is a route.
HoverLights a kind, every road touching it, and every kind on the far end.
ClickStands on it — the page opens and the map holds that node lit.
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Topology

Asks Is it connected, and can it be walked?

The shape of the graph as a graph: which way an assertion points, whether both of its ends resolve, and whether a path exists between two things at all. This is what makes a structure traversable rather than merely tabular — the difference between data you can query and data you can follow.

In this model Every relationship stores one direction and both endpoints resolve. Reverse reading is inferred from a named inverse, so no path depends on a fact written a second time.

Represented by

The engineering standards that state this foundation directly, among the works the commitments stand on.

Commitments it asks for — 12

What the build enforces — 15

  • registry integritycanonical graph integrity
    Endpoints resolve, relationship triples are unique, and compositions remain acyclic where the model requires it.
  • registry integritytyped relationships
    Every relationship has declared endpoint kinds and a governed cardinality.
  • registry integritydistinct definitions
    No two rows of different kinds are defined in the same words, and no definition restates a field the row already carries, so a distinction the model commits to is carried where a reader meets it and nothing the model knows is stored in two places at once.
  • registry integrityjourney integrity
    Every journey begins at one of its own positions and carries at least one legal move, its positions sit on a contiguous run of rungs, and every position either has a move out or realises a condition another journey leaves from, so no journey is a picture and no position is a dead end.
  • registry integritylifecycle ladder
    The lifecycle is a single unbroken chain with one first stage and one last, every consumer state is placed on it, and every stage is one some goal advances people toward, so an order a reader leans on cannot quietly become a fork, leave a condition unplaced, or hold a rung nothing pursues.
  • registry integrityspine integrity
    Every row of a kind the model leans on states the relationships that kind exists to carry, so a relationship declared across the registry and asserted nowhere is a failure rather than a thin line on a map.
  • registry integrityrow participation
    Every row of a registry kind is touched by at least one relationship besides its own grounding, and every vocabulary is read by at least one filled relationship, so a record or construct nothing relates to, and a set of terms nothing uses, are failures rather than quiet rows.
  • registry integritykernel integrity
    Every kind and relationship the kernel names is one the registries declare: a spine's verbs are verbs its kind states or is reached by, the metric derivation names specifications that exist, the contract-status escape names kinds that exist, and the grounding reaches kinds that exist, and the machine's kinds and verbs and the instrumenting kind are kinds and verbs the registries declare.
  • Every pattern is a shape the model can hold, and every kind is in onePattern integrity
    Every pattern's roles name kinds that exist and are named once; every edge is a declared relationship whose ends are its roles' kinds; the shape is connected and crosses no grounding, and a typing only where nothing leads on; a root, where declared, is the first role. A pattern with a root binds from some row, and every kind fills a role in some pattern.
  • ring:8the standards ring
    A SHACL validator and a SPARQL engine that are not this build agree with it.
  • Every view binds declared patterns from one kindViews compose
    Every view names declared patterns, all asked from one kind, drawn in a way the law's pattern vocabulary declares, belonging to a declared deliverable, a table as one of its tabs and a job as work that produces it; and some row of that kind answers at least one of them. What a view touches is derived from its patterns, never listed beside them.
  • ring:6the site ring
    The built site is the whole graph and nothing else: every page indexed, addressed by a label, self-contained and free of any private name; every structured-data identifier a subject the standards export wrote; every page unfurling to its own card, and every sitemap entry naming that card as its image; every journey with its SCXML twin; the sitemaps held to the graph; a graph under a megabyte. And the host held to the ground: the Worker serving the build as its assets and running first for every request; the allowlist and the redirect list it carries cut from the graph, every address the graph once answered to in the list with the status the law gives it and none of them a page; every endpoint served by the files it names; and the beacon sending to the collector's endpoint and nowhere else; every projection the law declares in the build, served by the files that say they serve it, and named in llms.txt; and the Worker reading the host's caching rules and owed headers from the law, writing none of its own; every answer a question carries a page where the walk is non-empty and nowhere else, its structured data naming exactly the rows the walk reached.
  • eval:enginethe engine agrees with itself
    The binder that runs while the graph is built and the binder that runs in a reader's browser find the same bindings: every pattern bound against the whole model to the same instances and the same rows in every role, the published example among them, and every view bound again from every row it answers from, row for row, and the port of the pattern law beside the browser's engine refuses every way a declared pattern can be broken exactly as the law does, and every question bound again from every row of its root kind finds an answer exactly where the build published one and nothing where it did not.
  • registry integrityaddress integrity
    Every page address is made once from a label by the law's own scheme and is distinct from every other; every top-level name the site answers is derived from what declares it, and no kind, endpoint or frame name takes another's; every address the site once answered to, a former label's or a retired identifier's, is distinct from every live address and from every other former one, and no row names its own label as a former one; every projection answers at a declared name, once, and is cut from fields the artifact carries; every operation reads a projection; and every endpoint answers only what its direction allows.
  • registry integritythe loops close
    Every pattern the kernel names as a loop is a shape whose edges form one cycle over all of its roles, and the model instantiates it: at least one set of rows stands to one another all the way round. A loop is how the model says its gears connect; a loop that does not close is a picture, and one nothing stands in is a promise.