Advisory Module Components
Introduction
Module Components are the functional elements that translate the interpretive architecture into real, repeatable capability. Each component provides a defined piece of structure—such as modeling reference systems that anchor shared understanding, or workflow engines that guide how actions and decisions move through the ecosystem. Together, these components ensure that every module operates with clarity, consistency, and purpose, allowing the broader system to scale while maintaining coherence and architectural integrity. Each are used in Advisory integration and used by artifact creation.
Participants
Who engages with the system and in what capacity. This includes organizations, ministries, guides, advisors, contributors, and partner roles.
Components
The structural building blocks of the system. This includes models, workflows (primary and secondary), tools, templates, agreements, and RAPTA‑aligned structures which can be reused.
Content
The material that flows through the system. This includes guides, sessions, resources, companion materials, and thematic inputs.
Constructs
Patterns, frameworks, and governing structures that shape how components are assembled. Constructs explain how the architecture holds together.
- Advisory level principles
- Advisory model libraries
Rules
The boundaries, agreements, and operating principles that ensure clarity and coherence. Rules ensure the system is trustworthy, consistent, and durable
- Definitions
- Eligibility criteria
- Advisory boundaries
- Workflow rules
- Stewardship expectations
- Interfaces Rules
Resources
The supports that enable participants to use the system effectively. Resources make the architecture usable and repeatable.
- Tools
- Checklists
- Templates
- Reference guides
- Training materials