Business domains
Customers, products, pricing, orders, inventory, warehouses, production, vendors, and reporting.
DMS connects business operations through AFI commands, shared context, reusable modules, and a practical path from user intent to measurable output.
DMS brings customers, orders, production, content, and external systems into one extensible operating model.
Customers, products, pricing, orders, inventory, warehouses, production, vendors, and reporting.
Small capabilities can be composed into larger workflows without rebuilding the logic for every screen.
CoreUI-based controls turn business intent into focused, consistent interfaces across admin and public routes.
Shopify, ShipStation, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Brevo, AWS, Azure, Google, and MongoDB become platform capabilities.
VDP combines reusable templates, customer data, token resolution, render jobs, and production engines.
ModAI routes requests through approved templates and AFI command chains, with confirmation for sensitive writes.
The UI expresses user intent. AFI carries the command and context. PHP modules own business behavior. Data stores and integrations sit behind that shared execution model.
A React control records what the user wants to accomplish.
Relevant IDs, selections, and values travel as structured context.
The AFI client sends the request through /api/cli.
A PHP module performs the business operation or chain.
Data, status, and follow-up context return in a shared shape.
The interface updates, maps data, or starts the next step.
The same command and context model supports production workflows and AI-assisted operations while keeping application control explicit.
Templates meet customer and campaign data in a workflow that can preview, render, persist, and deliver an output through FusionPro or XMPie.
Phrase routing selects an approved request template. Context supplies application data. AFI executes known capabilities, and write operations can pause for confirmation.
The next evolution is practical: stronger command contracts, typed context schemas, better tracing, reusable workflow definitions, and automated integration tests.