โ›“๏ธInformation Architecture

Overview of how Fieldworker organizes your data

Fieldworker Information Architecture

Key tables

Customer

Employee

Project

Contact

Location

Task

Key relationships

Customer - Project

Project - Employee

Project - Contact

Project - Location

Customer - Location

Employee - Employee

Architecture invariants/constraints

  1. A customer can exist on its own, as a primary entity

  2. An employee can exist, as a primary entity

  3. A location can exist, as a primary entity

  4. A project requires a customer, an employee, and at least a location

  5. A customer may have more than one project

  6. An employee has one assigned manager but can be associated with many other employees in other relationships.

  7. A contact can exist, as a primary entity

  8. Contact may be associated with a specific customer(s)

  9. Contact may be associated with the project(s)

  10. Location may be associated with the project(s)

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