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Each link between an organisation unit and a domain entity can be classified using the following roles:
Role | Description |
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Owning unit | Accountable for maintaining, governing, and developing the domain entity. |
Utilising unit | Makes active use of the domain entity to perform its own functions. |
Providing unit | Delivers the outputs or services of the domain entity to other units. |
Consuming unit | Receives or depends on the outputs or services of the domain entity. |
Custodian unit | Maintains the authoritative or source record for the domain entity. |
Dependent unit | Relies on the domain entity for operational or strategic execution. |
Supported unit | Gains business value through a domain entity but is not directly consuming it. |
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This approach ensures that data stewardship is clearly defined and that consuming units know the appropriate contact points for change requests or data issues.
Inter-unit domain relationships JSON
{ "domain": "Capability", "name": "Incident Management", "description": "Coordinate and respond to safety incidents in the workplace", "primaryOwnerOrgUnitId": "OU-WorkplaceSafetyOps", "contributingOrgUnits": [ { "orgUnitId": "OU-ClaimsAssessment", "role": "Data provider", "contributionType": "Provides incident data and status updates" }, { "orgUnitId": "OU-Communications", "role": "Stakeholder engagement", "contributionType": "Crafts and distributes public and internal messaging" } ], "dependencies": [ { "domain": "Information", "elementId": "INF-IncidentReports", "sharedByOrgUnits": ["OU-WorkplaceSafetyOps", "OU-ClaimsAssessment"] } ]}