What the infrastructure enables.
Six capability groups, described by outcome rather than by product. Each is drawn on differently by each organisation, market and deployment.
Identity and access
Trusted points of participation for people and organisations, with secure sign-in and organisation profiles.
- Person and organisation identity
- Secure sign-in across services
- Organisation and membership profiles
Money and transactions
The movement and coordination of value between participants through approved providers.
- Payments, collections and settlements
- Contributions, levies and payouts
- Reconciliation and settlement records
Platforms and operations
Digital environments for organisations to communicate, organise and run their operations.
- Member communication and engagement
- Governance notices and decisions
- Teams, roles, workflow and reporting
Commerce and participation
Ways for participants to trade, buy together, reach markets and take part in economic activity.
- Products, inventory and orders
- Collective procurement and market access
- Sector operations for agriculture, retail and transport
Data and intelligence
Activity records and reporting that help organisations understand their networks and prepare for finance.
- Activity and membership reporting
- Provenance and traceability records
- Finance-readiness evidence
Integration
Approved interfaces through which partners and existing systems connect to FORUS infrastructure.
- Developer and API access
- Webhooks and event integration
- Approved external integrations
Specific capabilities, availability and implementation requirements vary by market, partner and deployment. Payments and regulated financial services require provider, operational and, where applicable, regulatory approvals.
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