Cross-system fund-data reconciliation architecture.
A bridging architecture for reconciling two source-of-truth platforms while the master data model is still being scoped. A generic pattern, proposed internally, not deployed.
Two systems, both claiming to be the source of truth.
In a fund-administration setting two platforms can each hold what they consider the authoritative version of the same fund data. Reconciling them is awkward when the underlying master data model is still being scoped, because there is not yet a single agreed shape to reconcile against.
The tension
- Two sources of truth that drift apart over time.
- No settled master model to reconcile toward yet.
The bridge
- A reconciliation layer that maps between both systems.
- Designed to be temporary, retired once the master model lands.
Honest about what this is: a proposal, not a shipped system.
The design is a generic bridging architecture meant to hold things together during the scoping period, not a permanent integration. It was proposed internally and was not deployed. It is included here as an example of architectural thinking rather than as a delivered result.
A capability pattern. Generic architecture, internal proposal, not deployed. No employer or vendor named.