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Platform module

WebKit

Connect defined operations in ERP, CRM and enterprise applications to AI workflows, with clear input, output and access boundaries.

Enterprise integration

  • API and webhook connections
  • Defined read and write tools
  • Input and output validation
  • Permission and version management

Scope

Its role in the system.

Inside the application

Application workflow

Selected use cases, source information and operational outputs.

Tool contract

A tool exposes a defined operation, not all application permissions. Input fields, action scope and expected output are specified together.

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Interface conceptSchematic example

Tool contract

Structure definitionSCHEMA
1inputOperation name
2contextInput schema
3reviewPermission scope
4outputReturn value
Conceptual field mapping, not executable code.
Decision boundary

Source access, action scope and human review are configured for the application.

  • Target application operation
  • Input and permission requirements
OutputTool contract defining inputs, outputs and permissions

Application connection

Tool requests are routed to the relevant ERP, CRM or enterprise application. Target-record identity and required permissions are retained throughout.

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Interface conceptSchematic example

Application connection

Tool request
ERP
CRM
Target recordContext retained
Decision boundary

Source access, action scope and human review are configured for the application.

  • Validated tool request
  • Target record identity
OutputOperation response from the target application

Action record

Calls, approvals and target-system responses are tracked separately. An ambiguous response is not treated as a successful record change.

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Action record

Traceable record
  1. 1
    Calling userSource and scope
  2. 2
    ApprovalProcessing context
  3. 3
    System responseReview point
  4. 4
    Outcome verificationNext operation
The original record and subsequent decision stay separate.
Decision boundary

Source access, action scope and human review are configured for the application.

  • Tool call and approval record
  • Target-system response
OutputExecution trail linked to source and target
01 / INPUT

Defined application operation

Source identity and access scope remain part of the work.

02 / PROCESS

Schema, permission and approval checks

The module operates within the configured application and control boundaries.

03 / OUTPUT

Target-system response and action record

The next step uses the result with its source and execution context.

Control design

Progress, exceptions and decisions.

Reference behavior for implementation; each deployment needs its own configuration and verification.

Action request

Check the target operation, required fields and caller’s permissions together.

Ambiguous system response

Verify the target record before writing again. A successful tool call and the resulting record are checked separately.

No write permission

Read access does not grant write access. Do not send an action without the required permission or approval.

01

Expose the required operation

Tools cover the necessary action: find a record, retrieve a document, create a task or write an approved result.

02

Tool contracts

Required fields, types, errors and return values are defined. New tool versions are tested before entering workflows.

03

An execution trail

Record who used which tool, with what input and what happened in the target system. Required approvals are checked before execution.

Technical operating model

Turning broad access into a scoped operation

Connecting an agent to an ERP does not authorize every ERP operation. WebKit defines a specific operation through input, output, error and permission contracts. Read tools and state-changing tools have different boundaries.

Component relationship / schematic

Operation and required fields

Expected data shape for searching, retrieving a document or creating a task.

Permission and approval

Check source access separately from write permission.

Target-system response

Link the resulting record, error state and tool version to the operation.

01

Connecting it to an application

Define incoming data, resulting records and the people or systems that use them together. A functioning component alone is not an acceptance criterion for the entire workflow.

02

Checking a change

When a schema, tool or model changes, existing use cases are tested again. Errors, permissions and human-review paths matter as much as successful execution.

Components and operating approach

Turning broad access into a scoped operation

Select a topic to explore the relationships between information, responsibility and delivery.

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Operation and required fields

Expected data shape for searching, retrieving a document or creating a task.

Read sourceWithin access scope
Propose resultWith supporting evidence
Write externallySeparate permission and approval
Operation
Retrieve document by ID
Permission
Read permission
Result
Source ID + status
02

Permission and approval

Check source access separately from write permission.

Read sourceWithin access scope
Propose resultWith supporting evidence
Write externallySeparate permission and approval
Operation
Retrieve document by ID
Permission
Read permission
Result
Source ID + status
03

Target-system response

Link the resulting record, error state and tool version to the operation.

Read sourceWithin access scope
Propose resultWith supporting evidence
Write externallySeparate permission and approval
Operation
Retrieve document by ID
Permission
Read permission
Result
Source ID + status

An operating-model illustration, not live operations or measured performance results.

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