1 · Digital presence
RedHover Launch
Launch owns pages, content, media, and controlled publishing.
Eligible business context is intended to pass directly to Command.
RedHover LaunchPrivate preview — no active form submission or frontend analytics.
RedHover OS target model
RedHover OS is the connected experience across Launch, Relay, Command, and Engage. The products remain independently deployable and retain their data and process responsibilities. The target model passes eligible business context from Launch to Command; Command uses Relay when communication is required, while Engage provides the external Space when configured.
The connection is a target architecture, not proof of an active monolith, shared database, or accepted runtime.
Intended product journey
The journey begins with digital presence and branches only from the responsible business context.
1 · Digital presence
Launch owns pages, content, media, and controlled publishing.
Eligible business context is intended to pass directly to Command.
RedHover Launch2 · Business process
Command owns customer relationships, sales, tasks, and orchestration.
In the target model, Command determines whether communication or an external Space is required.
RedHover Command3a · Communication
Relay owns email and bounded communication workflows.
Command uses Relay when communication is required.
RedHover Relay3b · External Space
Engage owns the digital Space for external collaboration.
Engage complements Command when an external Space is configured.
RedHover EngageEach of the four products retains its own responsibility and can be evaluated independently of the connected target model.
RedHover OS describes governed handoffs between roles, not a fifth application system or shared database.
This journey describes the intended connections. No depicted handoff is therefore claimed to be currently active or accepted in production.