Platform · Product Registry
Nothing is sellable until it’s verifiably real.
The Product Registry is the platform’s source of truth: every product, its verified readiness, its dependencies, and its plans — and it controls what can be sold, not marketing.
Executive overview
Every product lives in one registry with a readiness status verified against what is actually running, not asserted by a slide. Licensing reads the registry before it allows anything: a product that is not ready cannot be sold, whatever a sales page might wish.
The registry also carries each product’s dependency graph and plan limits, so what a license permits is defined in the same place that defines whether the product is real enough to license at all.
Core capabilities
Verified readiness
Every product's status is verified against what is actually running.
Sales controls
Licensing consults the registry on every grant — readiness is a requirement, not a label.
Dependency graph
Products declare what they build on; the ecosystem map renders straight from it.
Plans and limits
What a license permits is registry data, enforced at approval time.
Honest visibility
Products marked non-public have no public routes at all — they 404, they are never “coming soon.”
Why enterprises care
No shelfware risk
You cannot be sold something that isn't verifiably real — the check is built into the platform itself.
Claims you can audit
Readiness is stated, verified, and visible — not asserted in a pitch and forgotten in a contract.
Dependency clarity
What builds on what is declared up front, so licensing decisions come with their blast radius attached.
How it governs the workforce
The availability labels across this site — on every workforce role and every product — come straight from the registry. When a product's status changes, its public label changes with it, immediately. The roster can never advertise a capability the registry hasn’t verified.
- Readiness-checked
- Live status labels
- Dependency-aware
Public labels use three plain terms — Available, Early Access, In Development — so every visitor reads a product's status the same way.
See how labels work →Across the ecosystem
See it govern real work.
A demo walks the module on live platform data — no slide deck.