CommunityBridge Data Flow Summary
High-level data flow for prospect discussions. Update with environment-specific architecture details as needed.
Overview
CommunityBridge is presented as a communication and operations platform with mobile and web-facing surfaces, role-based experiences, invite and approval-aware authentication, messaging, directories, scheduling, reporting, uploads, and administrative workflows. The exact production architecture should be confirmed before external distribution.
Illustrative flow
Step | System | Example data or action |
1 | End user device | Parent, ABA tech, BCBA, office, reception, or admin opens CommunityBridge on mobile or web. |
2 | Application interface | User signs in with organization-issued credentials, invite flow, or approval-link flow and navigates role-based screens. |
3 | Application services | The app exchanges data for authentication, posts, messaging, scheduling, reporting, notifications, uploads, and admin actions. |
4 | Configured storage and backend | Data such as learner records, schedules, report summaries, billing exports, and invite metadata is stored and retrieved according to the deployed environment and configuration. |
5 | Support and operations | Support, monitoring, and administrative review processes are applied by the operating team. |
Note: This summary is intentionally high level. Replace this with a finalized architecture diagram once the production system of record, hosting provider, storage locations, and supporting vendors are confirmed. |
Prospect discussion points
- What user types access the system, and what data does each role see?
- What kinds of communication, scheduling, reporting, and billing-related records flow through the system?
- What hosting, storage, and support components are part of the actual production deployment?
- What monitoring, backup, and incident processes apply to that deployment?