Connected internal operating context
The public model connects high-level job, field-record, equipment, and business-follow-through concepts around the work.
Use Colony Core as the operating layer around specialized systems.
Colony Core is designed to keep the commercial and operational context around drone work connected. The public website does not document the internal data model, service architecture, synchronization mechanics, provider configuration, or integration implementation.
External integration and data-movement availability can vary during open beta. A category mentioned here is not a commitment to a named provider or implementation.
What is safe to plan around
Three integration principles
Scoped external movement
Exports, client-facing flows, payments, APIs, or other external movement should be treated as account- and workflow-dependent unless explicitly confirmed.
Specialized systems remain authoritative
Flight control, mapping, processing, accounting, payment, storage, CRM, communications, and other specialist tools can remain authoritative for the functions they perform.
Public boundary
We publish integration posture, not integration architecture.
Public
Which problem categories Colony Core is intended to connect around and whether a capability is open beta, variable, or future-facing.
Protected
Internal schemas, record identifiers, services, data contracts, webhooks, authentication mechanics, synchronization design, provider configuration, and failure-handling implementation.
Signed-in evaluation
Current integration behavior relevant to an organization's enabled account scope can be reviewed after creating and verifying an account.
Before changing your stack
Confirm requirements rather than assuming integration coverage.
Required systems
List the specialist tools your operation must keep and the business outcome you need from each.
Required portability
Identify the data your organization needs to retain, review, export, or migrate before retiring an existing process.
Provider dependencies
Confirm current availability and terms for any provider-dependent workflow before treating it as operationally critical.
Evaluate the actual boundary for your operation.
Join the open beta and review the integrations or data movement your organization actually needs within the workflows currently enabled for your account.