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GEMEnterprise
Architecture Specs

Institutional control plane for secure client operations.

GEM Enterprise is structured around verified access, compliance review, entitlement gating, audit evidence, and ongoing intelligence operations.

Client Lifecycle Flow

01

Request access

02

Authenticate session

03

Complete KYC path

04

Upload documents

05

Compliance decision

06

Activate entitlements

07

Operate in secure portal

Platform layers that preserve the existing data structure.

The architecture is additive and operational: it exposes the current application model through clearer trust, workflow, and governance surfaces.

Client Access Layer

Invite-only entry points, login routing, protected portal access, and role-aware navigation for qualified clients and internal teams.

KYC & Entity Verification

Individual, business, trust, and family-office onboarding paths with document collection and review state tracking.

Compliance Review Layer

Admin review queues, approval states, rejection reasons, manual review paths, and compliance decision records.

Entitlement Control

Product and portfolio access is granted through explicit entitlement records after verification and approval.

Operational Data Core

PostgreSQL and Prisma coordinate users, profiles, KYC applications, documents, decisions, portfolios, tickets, requests, and notifications.

Audit & Evidence

Sensitive activity is captured through structured audit events, consent receipts, AI run metadata, document events, and admin actions.

Governance controls for enterprise trust.

These controls map the public product promise to the application’s existing compliance, support, and access-management surfaces.

Protected Routes

Portal, dashboard, KYC, and admin areas are separated from public pages and designed for authenticated access.

AI Governance

AI support is framed around disclosure, consent capture, run tracking, and escalation readiness instead of uncontrolled chatbot behavior.

Institutional Operations

Financial, cybersecurity, and real estate workflows share a single operating model while preserving distinct product surfaces.