Weighted composite of platform, security, data-quality, and continuity signals.
MaxArc Enterprise
Executive Dashboard Framework · Ecosystem overview & navigation
MaxArc Executive Dashboard Framework
Enterprise overview & navigation layer for the MaxArc ecosystem. The enterprise entry point into the MaxArc Global Health Impact Platform, MaxArc EHR, MaxArc Medical Library, and future MaxArc products — organized as a governed portal rather than one enormous screen.
All demonstration services responding on the local runtime.
Synthetic alerts across modules awaiting authorized human review.
AI is bounded and assistive; no autonomous high-impact action.
Least-privilege posture; viewing and acting are separate permissions.
Synthetic attributable events recorded in the demonstration audit stream.
Synthetic infrastructure indicators within expected ranges.
Enterprise architecture foundation progressing through governed, reviewed stages.
Enterprise signals
Representative synthetic charts. Values are placeholders for demonstration and carry no live telemetry.
Enterprise health (last 8 periods)
Active alerts by severity
Ecosystem readiness by domain
Ecosystem portal
7 governed sections · 60 navigation entries. Each entry declares a separate view and act permission. Placeholder and planned entries are non-navigable and never represent a real transaction.
Global Health Impact Platform
SAPProgram, commodity, laboratory, continuity, and accountability operations for supervisory and facility users.
MaxArc EHR
CAPClinical operations for a facility. Delivered in a separate product/repository; the portal provides governed navigation placeholders only.
MaxArc EHR is a separate product/repository. No EHR functionality is implemented here; these are navigation placeholders for a future governed entry point.
Medical Library
CAPMedical knowledge and clinical references. Delivered in a separate product/repository; navigation placeholders only.
MaxArc Medical Library is a separate product at library.maxarchealth.com. No library functionality is implemented here; these are navigation placeholders only.
Administration
TAPThe three governed administrative layers established by the Enterprise Governance Constitution (GHI-1808).
Enterprise Services
TAPShared foundation consumed by every layer through governed interfaces (build once, consume everywhere).
Governance
SAPQuality improvement, patient safety, and risk governance surfaces.
BuildOps
TAPEngineering delivery awareness: architecture progress, review pipeline, and readiness.
Authorization boundaries — CAP / SAP / TAP
- CAP — Client Administration Platform — a single authorized organization operating its own services.
- SAP — Supervisory Administration Platform — governed oversight across a supervised scope; aggregate-by-default; identifiable data requires lawful basis and role authorization.
- TAP — Technical Administration Platform — reserved exclusively for MaxArc Health technical operations; no customer receives unrestricted access.
Every card carries a distinct view permission and a distinct act permission. A user may see an awareness tile without holding any authority to act inside the underlying module.
Enterprise Operating Profiles
- EOP-S — Standard — the portal presents awareness and navigation; guidance surfaces are inert.
- EOP-G — Guided — MaxArc Assist prompts and quality reminders may appear on cards where enabled.
- EOP-O — Optimized — orchestration, journey intelligence, and operational analytics surfaces may appear where enabled.
Profiles are additive (EOP-S ⊆ EOP-G ⊆ EOP-O). Profile selection changes which awareness surfaces render; it never weakens authorization, audit, or safety controls.
Enterprise Architecture Impact Review — GHI-1810
| Area | Effect | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Client Administration Platform | Adds a governed navigation placeholder for CAP; no CAP behavior changed. | none |
| Supervisory Administration Platform | Surfaces SAP-scoped awareness sections; aggregate-by-default posture preserved. | none |
| Technical Administration Platform | Portal is stewarded via TAP; no customer receives TAP access through it. | none |
| MaxArc EHR | Navigation placeholders only; EHR remains a separate product/repository. | none |
| MaxArc Assist | Assist surfaces appear only under EOP-G/EOP-O; remains assistive and human-decided. | none |
| MEFS | Referenced as an EHR/records navigation placeholder; MEFS behavior unchanged. | none |
| Laboratory | Links to existing lab operations dashboard; no lab logic changed. | none |
| Patient Continuity | Links to existing continuity dashboard; continuity rules unchanged. | none |
| Security | Adds read-only synthetic page; deny-by-default and view/act separation preserved; no authorization bypass. | none |
| Offline Services | No offline behavior changed; offline service is a navigation placeholder. | none |
| Shared Enterprise Services | Portal consumes (does not duplicate) shared services; documented as governed interfaces. | none |
| Patient Safety | No clinical or safety logic introduced; synthetic awareness only. | none |
| Record Integrity | No records are written or mutated; framework is read-only over synthetic data. | none |
Additive, read-only, synthetic. No existing architectural, governance, security, or documentation standard is weakened.
Ownership & boundary
- Enterprise owner & human final authority: Engineer Oluwaseyi Olawore.
- Dashboard steward: MaxArc Enterprise Architecture (Technical Administration Platform steward).
- Impact runtime:
impact.maxarchealth.com on 127.0.0.1:3201. - library.maxarchealth.com remains separate (port 3101) and is not used here.
- MaxArc EHR / MaxTrax remains a separate product and repository; not implemented here.
- This is an enterprise awareness and navigation layer, not an official reporting submission.