Repository
The Repository is the centralised, searchable home for all architectural data in the active workspace. It is the “what” of your model: the objects, their relationships, the guidance that governs them, and the shared vocabulary. It is organised into four tabs.

| Tab | What It Holds |
|---|---|
| Objects | Applications, services, capabilities, data entities, and other elements of your model. |
| Associations | The directional relationships that link objects together. |
| Reference Library | Governance content: policies, standards, frameworks, decisions, blueprints, and patterns. See Reference Library. |
| Enterprise Glossary | The shared vocabulary of terms seen across your workspace. See Enterprise Glossary. |
Objects
Section titled “Objects”The primary data grid for browsing and managing objects.
- Search: Find objects by name or description
- Filter: Narrow results by category, type, source, or activity
- Sort: Order by name, category, type, source, or description
- Bulk Actions: Select multiple objects for batch deletion
- Download Sources: Download attached source files for any object
- Pagination: Browse large datasets with 50 records per page
Click any object to open its detail pane, where you can edit metadata, manage associations, and view source content and its context graph. See Objects and Associations for the full editing workflow.
The category and type options offered when creating or editing an object come from your account’s effective metamodel: the base schema plus any applied overlays.
Associations
Section titled “Associations”A dedicated view for managing relationships between objects. Use this to audit links, identify redundant dependencies, and maintain graph integrity.
- Search and filter associations
- Create, edit, and delete individual associations
- Batch delete selected associations
Source Traceability
Section titled “Source Traceability”Every object tracks its origin, whether created manually, imported, extracted from a document, generated by a workstream, or synced from a connector. For connector-synced objects, the source reference links back to the original external system.