Models are only valuable if the right people can access them. CaseTalk Portal publishes the knowledge captured in your FCO-IM models as a living, browsable web resource — making glossaries, taxonomies, ontologies, and technical artifacts available to everyone in your organization, regardless of their technical background.
When business stakeholders, analysts, architects, and developers all work from the same published definitions, ambiguity shrinks. The Portal turns your information models into organizational knowledge infrastructure — a Single Point of Definition that grows more valuable with every model added.
Governance
- Full Glossary Navigation
- Detailed Version Reporting
- Multi-Model Taxonomy
- Information Re-use Charts
- Publishing of integrated technical Artifacts
Glossary
Every term, attribute, relation, and constraint in your information models — documented, linked, and fully searchable. Definitions include descriptions, examples, diagram references, and cross-links to related concepts. Whether someone is onboarding to a domain or resolving a data conflict, they start here.
Versions
Information models evolve. Portal keeps the full version history and presents side-by-side comparisons so you can see exactly what changed between versions — and when. Audit trails for your data definitions, without the overhead.
Taxonomy
Navigate the full hierarchy of super- and subtypes across your models, color-coded by namespace origin. Understand how concepts relate at a glance, and trace where any type fits in the broader domain picture.
Namespaces
Large organizations build models that reference and extend each other. The Namespaces view uses a Sankey diagram to visualize model linking across versions — making federated information architectures legible. See which models depend on which, and how re-use flows across your model portfolio.
Artifacts
Every technical artifact generated by CaseTalk — DDL scripts, XML schemas, JSON structures, and more — is available directly from the Portal for download. Teams starting a new project or system implementation get an immediate, consistent, model-backed bootstrap rather than starting from scratch.
The ProRail use case shows how Modeler, Manager, and Portal work together as a complete information architecture solution: Use case of ProRail
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