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Marketplace Integrations

Executive Summary

Marketplace Integrations defines the architecture context for funding partners and marketplace providers.

Why This Exists

Algosure supports supplier discovery, quote requests, marketplace matching, funding readiness, funding applications, and partner updates. These integrations require clear boundaries because partners control their own criteria, offers, prices, availability, and decisions.

Owner

The owner is the Chief Product Officer and Enterprise Architect.

Business Value

Marketplace and funding integrations improve supplier sourcing, funding access, quote comparison, and procurement execution.

Marketplace Integration Map

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    Marketplace[Marketplace Domain]
    Supplier[Supplier Domain]
    Funding[Funding Domain]
    Bid[Bid Domain]
    Contract[Contract Domain]
    Gateway[Integration Gateway]

    Providers[Marketplace Providers]
    Funders[Funding Partners]

    Marketplace --> Gateway
    Supplier --> Gateway
    Funding --> Gateway
    Bid --> Gateway
    Contract --> Gateway
    Gateway <--> Providers
    Gateway <--> Funders

Partner Catalogue

Partner Type External Authority Algosure Interpretation Owner
Marketplace providers Supplier availability, pricing, quote responses, fulfilment rules, provider participation. Marketplace, Supplier, Bid, Contract.
Funding partners Funding criteria, application status, offers, approvals, underwriting, disbursement decisions. Funding.

Marketplace Integration Rules

Rule Requirement
Partner decisions remain external Funding and marketplace partners remain authoritative for offers, availability, underwriting, pricing, and fulfilment.
Algosure owns readiness and workflow Funding readiness, supplier matching interpretation, quote comparison, and workflow state are owned by Algosure Domains.
Commercial actions require approval Funding applications, supplier selections, purchase commitments, and partner submissions require approval where policy requires it.
Partner data is classified Quotes, offers, prices, funding terms, and supplier responses require tenant-scoped access control.
Updates should be event-driven Partner status changes should produce domain-owned events where they affect workflows.

Non-Implementation Boundary

This document does not define partner APIs, pricing schemas, quote formats, funding application fields, underwriting data, or marketplace transaction configuration.