IOA-Governed MCP Boundaries for Automotive Sales Operations
Defines Tekion as the system of record and separates orchestration, authorization, domain-specific MCP contracts, and controlled API adapters.
Enterprise architecture, made navigable
A practical repository for Ea2Sa architecture decisions, models, and target-state designs—organized around the TOGAF ADM.
TOGAF placement
Each phase answers a different governance question while maintaining a traceable line from business intent to implementation evidence.
Select a phase to focus the repository and see how its artifacts contribute to a governed architecture lifecycle.
Document repository
Defines Tekion as the system of record and separates orchestration, authorization, domain-specific MCP contracts, and controlled API adapters.
Connects customer, sales, finance, communications, and dealership operations to the value streams they enable.
Will define the IOA control plane, gateway, identity, observability, policy enforcement, and hybrid deployment topology.
Decides how MCP capability boundaries should be organized around Tekion, covering drivers, options, trade-offs, the target model, and guardrails.
Assesses the current corporate AI landscape and defines a five-layer governed operating architecture, including positioning, business value, and migration path.
Assesses the corporate AI target architecture against the domain assistant portfolio, covering coverage, domain mapping, operating model, and completion path.
Five practical scenarios showing how capability-aligned MCP contracts, workflow, IOA, and Tekion protect revenue, margin, customer trust, and operational integrity.
Walks through a governed trade-in and sales appointment journey to illustrate how MCP boundaries and IOA controls shape the end-to-end user experience.
Repository principle
Architecture should make authority, responsibility, and implementation intent unmistakable.
This library keeps business design, information systems, technology controls, solution planning, and conformance evidence connected—not scattered across disconnected deliverables.