erp-workflow-patterns

Build a multi-tenant ERP workflow by deploying a four-pillar architecture: Business Truth Graph, ERP Event Mesh, Workflow Engine, and Tenant Resolution Layer. This orchestrates metadata-driven processes, ensuring deterministic behavior per tenant when events trigger workflows.

Tenant-aware metadata resolution enables deterministic ERP behavior per tenant, industry, department, and user. It operates within the Tenant Resolution Layer to ensure that metadata-driven workflows apply the correct business rules across different tenants.

Event sourcing and audit trail compliance in a multi-tenant ERP are handled via the ERP Event Mesh. It logs events to enable compliance, replay, and cross-system integration, ensuring that all metadata-driven workflows maintain strict auditability.

Yes, this architecture supports metadata-driven workflows that react to events and automate business processes. It resolves metadata per tenant, industry, department, and user, making it suitable for automating complex workflows across diverse organizational departments.

The best way to start is deploying the four-pillar architecture in a test tenant. Publish a sample invoice.created event to the ERP Event Mesh to trigger a workflow and verify that tenant-aware metadata resolution and orchestration function correctly.

You need a Business Truth Graph to establish consistent business rules across tenants and systems. It serves as a foundational pillar for scalable, metadata-driven ERP systems, preventing errors and maintaining consistency during workflow orchestration.