Industries

Regulated industries share one structural problem: domain logic accumulates in the wrong place. FinTech systems mixing payment logic with reporting. E-commerce platforms where pricing rules bleed across the entire stack. Insurance software with compliance requirements hardcoded inside database queries. The pattern is industry-agnostic. The cause is the same: without enforced context boundaries, responsibilities drift.

Each industry has its own complexity density. Healthcare requires strict separation between patient data, billing logic, and clinical workflows — a blurred context becomes a compliance liability. Logistics platforms must treat tracking, routing, and warehouse management as distinct domains because each scales differently under load. SaaS products with multi-tenancy requirements fail repeatedly when tenant isolation is treated as an infrastructure problem rather than a domain problem.

The answer is not industry-specific middleware. It is an architecture that makes context boundaries a physical fact in the codebase — regardless of whether the system manages bank accounts, insurance policies, or supply chains. The pages below show what DDD-based code generation looks like for each industry, concretely.