Operating model & scope
Define the business objective, source systems, service lanes, jurisdictions, data classes, stakeholders, and decision authority before integration work begins.
CARRIER IMPLEMENTATION CENTER
MODLAN implementation is designed around explicit authority, controlled data exchange, tenant isolation, evidence provenance, reconciliation, secure operations, and protected CST interoperability. The carrier core remains authoritative.
Define the business objective, source systems, service lanes, jurisdictions, data classes, stakeholders, and decision authority before integration work begins.
Establish tenant boundary, identity model, data minimization, retention, evidence handling, compliance context, vendor responsibilities, and escalation controls.
Map approved source objects and events into canonical MODLAN context while preserving source identifiers, provenance, schema versions, and system-of-record authority.
Validate mappings, idempotency, reconciliation, failure handling, security boundaries, evidence hashes, and CST exchange contracts using non-production or approved test data.
Enable only approved connectors, scopes, service lanes, secrets, participant roles, and operational policies; keep unsupported paths fail-closed.
Monitor health, reconcile data, review exceptions, preserve control evidence, test access, manage change, and evolve integrations through governed versions.
MODLAN CAPABILITY MAP
The value is in the connection — without erasing the professional, evidentiary, security, or system-of-record boundaries that keep each domain defensible.
Private storage, least privilege, controlled sessions, evidence logging, and hardened server-side boundaries.
Security →Control ownership, evidence registration, testing, policy governance, access review, vendor risk, and readiness history.
Trust Center →Adapter-based interoperability, canonical mappings, reconciliation, tenant controls, and protected CST exchange.
Implementation →Purpose, authority, provenance, hashing, access history, secure transfer, retention, and disposition context.
Evidence Services →SYSTEM OF RECORD
Approved claims, TPA, estimating, document, evidence, vehicle, and workflow systems can remain authoritative. MODLAN receives or returns only the context and outputs required by the approved workflow, with source references and reconciliation preserved.
Claims Platform Integration →PROTECTED CST INTEROPERABILITY
Authorized context reaches CST Protocol™ through a narrow exchange boundary. Approved outputs can return to the carrier workflow without exposing algorithms, thresholds, TTP logic, proprietary schemas, internal orchestration, or unpublished invention details.
CST Interoperability →PRODUCTION READINESS QUESTIONS