A business object is defined as a unit of information that has relevance from a business perspective.
A business object is used to model an object type of which several instances may exist within the organization. In this case, it may be realised as a data object or representation. It may also be specialised by another business object.
Business objects are passive. They do not trigger or perform processes.
Category: Business Layer and Passive structure aspect
Examples: Invoice, Customer file, Student record, Attendance record, Ledger.
Typical Relationships:
- Access - business process, business function, business interaction, business event, business service
- Realisation - representation, data object
Source: Archi - The Free ArchiMate Modelling Tool - Hint for the model element.
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
- Accounts
- ArchiMate Framework
- Business information
- Business Layer
- Conformance Test Report
- Conformance Test Scenario
- Data Entity
- Data policy
- Layer
- Legal Act
- Legal view
- Organisational view
- Passive structure aspect
- Semantic view
- Technical Specification
- Technical view - application
- Technical view - infrastructure
- Token
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