Co-Wright
SEAD's proprietary platform, and the foundation of every portal we deliver. It can be your system of record, or sit on top of the systems you already run — either way, one definition produces the screens your team uses, the API your systems call, and the warehouse your reporting reads.
One definition
Everything downstream is produced from the model — defined once, by pointing and clicking. Follow the pipeline; each step is a page, and each page ends in a working wireframe you can try.
The foundation
Under the pipeline sits the platform layer every portal inherits — nothing here is built per project.
- The foundationPermissioning, single sign-on, multi-tenancy, theming, versioned deploys
- The buildersModel, screens, and API from one definition
- The portalScreens and menus, assembled by role
Deploys are versioned — cloned, compared, and rolled forward deliberately, so what's live is always a known quantity.
What runs on it
Business intelligence
Dashboards inside every portal — unlimited viewers, no per-seat licensing.
Business intelligence →Data warehousing
Every entity a governed table, reconciled nightly — and your data stays yours.
Data warehousing →Custom applications
When no system fits, Co-Wright becomes the system.
Custom applications →Security
What a role can see and do is declared once and holds everywhere — the portal, the warehouse, and the API enforce the same answer.
Security and permissioning →Software delivery
Connect your git repositories, permission them on the platform, and bring your own coding agent alongside SEAD's MCP servers.
One platform under everything
The demos on these pages are the platform — the same builders, producing the portal your team would log into.