Technical Design

The Technical Design section provides a comprehensive overview of the architectural components, key patterns, and implementation details of the system. It serves as a blueprint for understanding how the orchestrator functionality is designed and how its various elements interact. This section aims to guide developers, architects, and stakeholders through the core technical aspects of the solution, including:

1. Apex Classes: Details about the core logic implemented using Apex classes, which power the business processes, data manipulations, and integrations.
2. Data Transfer Objects (DTOs): Descriptions of lightweight objects used for transferring data between layers and components, ensuring separation of concerns.
3. Interfaces: Specifications of contracts that enforce consistent implementation across key orchestrator components.
4. Triggers: Explanation of triggers that respond to database events, maintaining the integrity and functionality of the processes.
5. Controllers and Utilities: Supporting classes that handle UI logic, caching, and other utility functions necessary for smooth operation.
6. Lightning Web Components (LWCs): Modular front-end components that provide dynamic and interactive user interfaces for configuring and monitoring processes.
7. Custom Metadata and Configuration: Details on custom objects, flexipages, and other platform-specific features enabling flexibility and scalability.

This section lays the foundation for understanding the technical aspects of the orchestrator and offers insights into how the solution integrates with Salesforce’s ecosystem, leveraging its declarative and programmatic capabilities. By exploring this design, developers can better maintain, extend, and optimize the system as requirements evolve.