Capture & Ingest
Records land in CEDX Entitlements already linked to the canonical customer, employee, or vendor ID.
Entitlements evaluates 320 flags 104.4 million times a day in the demo estate, and remembers what most flag tools forget: which of the 68 temporary flags became permanent, which overrides never expire, and which flag is 868 days old and still serving traffic.
"We started with one application to fix our most painful bottleneck, and added five more modules on the same login with..."
| Platform Subsystem / Node | Canonical Schema Binding | Tenant & RBAC Scope | Throughput / Event Rate | Cryptographic Audit | SLA Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canonical Entity Graph v26.4CEDX Entitlements · Record #1040 | 132 Apps · Shared Primary Keys | Global Multi-Entity Root | 48.2M Events / Day | ● SHA-256 Chain Verified | 99.995% Uptime |
| Workflow Deterministic BusCEDX Entitlements · Record #1041 | Cross-App Triggers (CRM->Books) | Zero-Middleware Execution | 1,840 Workflows / Min | ● Idempotent Replay Log | 0.012s p99 |
| Enterprise Directory & RBACCEDX Entitlements · Record #1042 | 418 Principals · 38 Roles | SCIM + SAML + Passkeys | Zero Standing Drift | ● Every Grant Priced | 100% Enforced |
| Immutable Compliance LedgerCEDX Entitlements · Record #1043 | SOC-2 / ISO / GDPR Evidence | Tamper-Evident Storage | 100% Write Coverage | ● Auditor Read-Only View | Verified Live |
The retirement queue is the feature: 24 flags score high enough on debt to be candidates, led by one at 94 that has been stuck at 100% with no kill switch and no owner.
Every capability below runs against the shared CEDX Postgres database with zero external sync queues or reconciliation lag.
The Flags table does not stop at on and off: kind, state, environment, exposure, debt, blast and age on every key. Sorting by debt puts a 94-scoring legacy flag at the top (868 days old, still on in production), which is a retirement decision presented as a row, not a post-mortem.
48 plans with seats, feature counts and attach rate: 1,366 feature slots across plans, 84% of features wired to flags. The MRR column is labelled demo SKUs on the screen itself ($391,320 packaged), so the wiring between a plan and its flags is the thing being shown, not a revenue claim.
96 force-rules, each typed segment, account, user or device, each with an expiry or the word never in red. The reasons are the honest part: month-end freeze, sales demo, contract exception, incident mitigation, QA holdout. Twenty set to never are a review queue, by design.
Every figure below is directly inspectable in the running CEDX Entitlements application workspace with zero synthetic projections.
Click any screen below to inspect how CEDX Entitlements moves from initial intake to verified cross-estate completion.
Estate health reads 40% hygiene, and the alerts say why: a temporary dual-write flag never retired at 413 days; a legacy payments flag stuck at 100% with no kill switch; six permanent overrides piled on one partner integration at 703 days old.
Platform governance is not bolted on after purchase: Admin, Directory, Workflow, Audit, and Vault form the substrate every CEDX app compiles against.
Records land in CEDX Entitlements already linked to the canonical customer, employee, or vendor ID.
Deterministic rules and auditable Copilot signals rank every item by financial and SLA impact.
Operators resolve work in one click with role-based guardrails and instant cross-app writeback.
Every completed action updates live executive dashboards and the immutable audit log automatically.
Role-based views and permissions are enforced at the database row level so executives, managers, and frontline operators share one source of truth.
Owns the flag registry: debt and blast on every key, and the retirement queue of 24 that turns spring cleaning into a sorted list.
Owns the 45 live rollouts and the staged 72 behind them, and the kill switches, because a rollout without one is an alert on this console, not a risk accepted silently.
Owns the overrides: 96 open, 20 that never expire, and the monthly review that asks whether the month-end freeze reason is still true.
CEDX Entitlements is not an isolated point tool. It reads and writes the exact same customer, ledger, and identity records as the rest of the CEDX software estate.
Sign-on policy decides who gets in; the plans and flags here decide what they can touch once inside.
Seat tiers on the Admin console map to plans here: the pack a workspace pays for is the flags it evaluates.
Rollouts with kill switches and staged exposure are the release discipline Deploy runs; the flags are the mechanism.
Flag flips, override grants and plan changes are admin-class events, exactly what Audit retains.
"We started with one application to fix our most painful bottleneck, and added five more modules on the same login without a single migration project."
"Consolidating onto CEDX eliminated four middleware connectors and cut our weekly forecast and close reconciliation from two days to twelve minutes."
"When Sales, Operations, and Finance read and write the exact same Postgres record, month-end stops being a detective investigation across six spreadsheets."
Drag the seat slider to compare your current stitched stack (Okta Workforce + Workato + MuleSoft + Vanta + Splunk Audit) against running CEDX Entitlements natively on the unified CEDX estate.
Explore the live CEDX Entitlements workspace on canonical demo data at /app/entitlements, or book a 30-minute architecture session to map your first entity rollout.
Instant browser access to CEDX Entitlements pre-loaded with canonical demo records and connected across the 132-application CEDX estate.