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The engineering library for the PointSav platform — operating systems and services for regulated businesses that own their data, their AI, and their record-keeping outright. Where the monorepo holds the code, this wiki holds the reasoning: architecture, services, security, and the governance commitments that bind future development.

PointSav Digital Systems

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content(gis): GIS/location-intelligence cluster consolidation (final of 5 flagged clusters) — merged the one genuine duplicate (pointsav-gis-engine.md into location-intelligence-substrate.md; its own body said its core logic lives in app-orchestration-gis). More significant: found and fixed a corpus-wide wikilink collision — 7 articles cited [[co-location-methodology]] as the retail-cluster tier-scoring methodology, but that slug resolves to a real, unrelated article about data-center FACILITY co-location siting. No article for the real retail methodology existed under any slug, and the one place a scoring mechanism WAS described in detail (app-orchestration-gis.md) described a Haversine formula the real SCORING-METHODOLOGY.md V3 confirms was replaced by a 4-tier gate system — with 2 more articles describing the mechanism differently again, none matching each other or reality. Created substrate/retail-co-location-tier-methodology.md as the single source of truth (facts from the verified real methodology doc) and repointed all 7 citing articles (14 files EN+ES) to it. Fixed architecture/_index.md's MOC description, which had also mischaracterized the real co-location-methodology.md article. All content-matrix clusters now resolved.

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Architectural decisions for the location intelligence and real-property domain.

- [[co-location-methodology]] — The spatial analysis methodology for co-location ranking: how retail and institutional concentrations are measured and scored.
- [[co-location-methodology]] — The methodology for ranking third-party data-center facility co-location candidates: jurisdictional fit, network transit, infrastructure compatibility, and cost, regulatory requirements first. (Not to be confused with [[retail-co-location-tier-methodology|the retail co-location tier methodology]], a different subject that shares the same term.)
- Location intelligence strategy — The strategic and architectural frame for the location intelligence substrate: flat-file open-GIS, offline-first, no per-seat vendor costs.
- Flat-file BIM leapfrog — How Building Information Modelling is handled as flat-file ISO 19650 records rather than hosted database instances.
- Building design system for BIM — Design system tooling adapted for BIM and real-property workflows.
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