General enterprise

Customer, order and support test data that matches across CRM, ERP and support.

Entity templates, detection rules and scenarios for customers, orders, invoices, employees and support data common to most businesses.

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A general-enterprise entity graph (illustrative)An illustrative enterprise model: a customer places orders made of order lines for products, with invoices and support tickets that refer back to the customer and order.General enterpriseCustomerOrderOrder lineInvoiceSupport ticket
A general-enterprise entity graph (illustrative). An illustrative enterprise model: a customer places orders made of order lines for products, with invoices and support tickets that refer back to the customer and order.
Text description
  1. General enterprise: Customer → Order → Order line → Invoice → Support ticket

Entities

  • Customer
  • Order and order line
  • Product
  • Invoice
  • Support ticket

Sensitive data it helps find

  • Names, emails, phone numbers and postal addresses
  • Employee identifiers and HR attributes
  • Free text in tickets, notes and comments
  • Government or tax identifiers

Masking presets

  • Consistent customer keys across CRM, ERP and support systems
  • Email and phone substitutes that are valid in format but not deliverable
  • Detection and replacement of personal data inside free text

Synthetic scenarios

  • A customer with returns, partial refunds and credit notes
  • Orders spanning multiple fulfilment locations
  • Escalated support tickets linked to orders and invoices

Regulatory context

Supports GDPR-oriented data-minimisation practices by keeping personal data in your environment. It does not by itself establish compliance.