Enterprise
It covers the systems your whole organisation relies on.
Enterprise Semantic Data Models, built for you
SemanticTwin.ai turns the documents and code you already have into a trusted semantic model of your system. Your people can understand it. Your AI agents can use it.
A short introduction to Enterprise Semantic Data Models, and to how SemanticTwin.ai builds one from the documents and code you already have.
An Enterprise Semantic Data Model is a map of what your systems mean.
It names the business things your systems deal with, how they connect and which rules apply, all in plain business language. It also records where each one lives: which table, which column, which document.
It covers the systems your whole organisation relies on.
It is about meaning: “prch_ordr is a material request”.
It is structured, so people and software can both read it.
Think of it as a map and a translator in one: a digital twin of what your system knows. Your people use it to understand the system, and your AI agents use it to stop guessing.
Built by hand, a semantic model takes rare skills and weeks or months. SemanticTwin.ai does the reading, matching and drafting; your team keeps every decision.
Your documents and code
Requirements (BRD, FSD), process diagrams, API docs, database schemas (DDL) and code
Reads everything: text, tables and diagrams. Schemas and API specs are read exactly.
Cross-checks and discovers: it matches things across files, flags disagreements, and finds each item in three independent runs.
Confirm the scope: keep it, drop it, or keep it for reference.
Builds the model step by step, with proof on every fact.
Review at each gate: correct anything before it moves on.
Approve and publish: nothing goes live without sign-off.
A trusted semantic model of your system
Proof for every fact: every element links to the sentence or schema line it came from, checked word for word.
People outrank software: a rebuild never overwrites your team’s decisions.
| In the database | What it means |
|---|---|
prch_ordr | A material request raised by a buyer |
mvt_prch_ordr | The purchase order created when a quote is accepted |
ODCF | Order confirmed |
From one requirements document and one database schema, SemanticTwin built a model of a procurement system: 12 business things, 69 details and 18 connections, each linked to its source.
One semantic model powers 34 uses across your organisation, and 23 of them are built into SemanticTwin.ai today.
AI assistants and agents understand your system instead of guessing.
AI coding agents build from a blueprint that matches the business.
Documentation and a shared language, generated from the model.
Know what a system does before you change, replace or buy it.
One definition of every field and every number.
Answers for regulators, already written down with proof.
Knowledge that belongs to the organisation, not a few people.
Watch SemanticTwin.ai build a semantic model from real documents.
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