Construct library
How companies
put it together.
A construct is a pattern that shows up again and again across mapped companies: the same parts of the business, combined the same way. Primitives say what every company has; constructs say how they put it together, what they all share and what differs.
Constructs
4
Industries
1
- Process19 companies · 30%Supplied or external workforce → public audience routing → native worker appEvery instance hasSupplied or external workforcePublic audience routingNative worker appWhere they differWorker earnings and payout · Worker onboarding · Scheduling · Matching and selection · Time capture · +21 moreStaffing
- Process18 companies · 28%Supplied or external workforce → native worker app → time capture → worker earnings and payoutEvery instance hasSupplied or external workforceNative worker appTime captureWorker earnings and payoutWhere they differScheduling · Work-time review and approval · Client web portal · Approver interface · Worker onboarding · +18 moreStaffing
Computed from public registry data. A construct needs at least 15 companies, or 40% of an industry when it has fewer, that share the same parts and hold together more often than chance would put them together. Elements in at least 90% of instances are invariant; those in 20 to 80% are where companies differ.