Platform Structure
How Modunex is organized: Organization → Company → Project. Explanation of the entity hierarchy and the relationships between them.
The hierarchy
Modunex organizes all information in a three-level hierarchy. Each level contains the one below it and provides configuration that the lower levels can inherit.
At the top sits the Organization, the root entity that groups all the companies and projects of an account. Inside it live the Companies, each a business unit with its own configuration, directory, and permissions. And within each company are the Projects — the individual jobs, each with its own team, documentation, and workflows.
How the levels relate
- An Organization can contain multiple Companies.
- A Company can contain multiple Projects.
- A Project inherits by default the configuration of its Company (directory, roles, fieldsets, workflows) and can override it locally.
Why this matters
This structure lets you define standards once at the company level — directory, permissions, workflows, custom fields — and reuse them across every project, while still allowing each project to adapt the configuration to its own needs.
See Scope & Inheritance to understand how data flows between levels.