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The unit of intelligence in the enterprise.

A Workblock is a typed, versioned, schema-bound piece of work that takes inputs, runs intelligence over them, and produces outputs other systems can use.

Field record · 03 · the unit

A Workblock is the unit of execution. It takes inputs, applies business logic and AI where useful, brings in people where judgment matters, acts across systems, records evidence, and produces an outcome. Workblocks are governed, reusable, and improve with use.

Anatomy

Illustrative, synthetic data

Anatomy
  1. Single-tenant platform boundary
  2. 01 · Control & collaboration
  3. 01STUDIOAuthor graphs
  4. 02SANDBOXValidate
  5. 03BRANCHESVersion
  6. 04DEPLOYPromote
  7. release
  8. 02 · Runtime & intelligence
  9. WORKBLOCK GRAPH
  10. typed nodes & edges
  11. graph-native authoring
  12. Five typed nodes joined by five edges.
  13. ready
  14. Durable workflow
  15. readiness
  16. retries · waits
  17. child runs
  18. durability
  19. graph state owner
  20. payload · result
  21. CONTAINERtask payload
  22. 03 · State surfaces · written once, queryable
  23. Run history
  24. Task outputs
  25. Module outputs
  26. Rowstore
  27. Blobs
  28. Vectors
  29. Learning data
  30. Logs
  31. Diagnostics
  32. Events
  33. Approvals
  34. Agent traces
  35. 04 · Natural-language BI
  36. Ask across every workblock:
  37. what ran
  38. what changed
  39. what failed
  40. what needs review
  41. what did we learn
  42. INPUTS
  43. Typed parameters. A vendor record. A contract PDF. A free-text email with attachments. Whatever the work needs.
  44. LOGIC
  45. A sequence of steps. Each step may invoke a model call, a system call, a human approval, or a deterministic operation. Steps compose; steps fail cleanly.
  46. SCHEMA
  47. The typed shape of the output. The downstream system reads this. Conformance is enforced at the Flow runtime, not at integration time.
  48. VERSIONS
  49. Semantic. v1, v1.1, v2. Each version is a distinct artefact. Reverting is a runtime decision.
  50. CHANNELS
  51. Draft, staging, production. Each channel can pin a different version. Promoting v1.2 from staging to production is one approval.

In the world

As an example, a supplier-onboarding Workblock at a global industrials company runs 14,000 times per month. Three versions live in production, pinned per geography.

A contract-review Workblock authored by a consultancy is now in production at four other clients. The author is credited on every run.

A sustainability extraction Workblock authored runs against a 100-attribute schema across two languages. 95% schema conformance on the first version.

The number is not the point. What runs at scale, repeatedly and under audit, is.

  • Platform

    Beyond Work is where intelligence meets the systems that run the enterprise.

    See Platform
  • Studio

    No engineering handoff.

    See Studio
  • Flow

    Flow is the execution layer.

    See Flow
  • Library

    Workblocks authored at one client, available under partner and customer agreements at the next.

    See Library
  • Composer

    Composer is where contracts, memos, structured documents, and legal positions are authored: against typed schemas, with the same versioning, audit, and Workblock binding that Studio uses for Workblocks.

    See Composer
  • Fit

    Beyond Work does not replace your landscape.

    See Fit
  • Methodology

    Five principles, written down.

    See Methodology
  • Trust

    We carry the same posture.

    See Trust

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