Exports
Every export here is the OpenIM model expressed in a standard notation. They are generated from the model's markdown source and regenerated on each release, so they cannot drift from it. Re-running a generator on an unchanged model produces a byte-identical file. The illustrative BPMN, noted below, is the one exception. A card for an artefact not yet shipped in the current release says so instead of linking to a file that does not exist.
ArchiMate 3.2 · Open Group AMEFF XML
Open the whole operating model in Archi, BiZZdesign or Sparx EA. Business Domains map to groupings, Service Domains to capabilities, and entities to business objects, with a capability-map view folded in.
JSON Schema · Draft 2020-12
One self-contained document with every entity under $defs and foreign keys resolved as in-document $ref. Validate instance data, generate types, or hand the entity model to an agent or MCP tool.
OWL / RDF · Turtle
Load the entity model in Protégé or any RDF tool. Each entity is an owl:Class, aligned to FIBO where a clean match exists and left local where none does. No FIBO term is fabricated.
SHACL · Turtle
Validate instance data against the ontology. One shape per entity constrains datatypes, cardinalities, and foreign-key targets.
CSV · one row per entity instance
Load the model's entities as a node table into pandas, a spreadsheet, or any graph tool that ingests CSV. Pairs with the edges CSV below.
CSV · one row per named relationship
Load the model's relationships as an edge table alongside the nodes CSV — the source entity, the target entity, and the named relationship between them.
openCypher · CREATE statements
Load the whole graph into Neo4j, Memgraph, or any openCypher-speaking graph database with a single script, ready to query with pattern-matching Cypher.
SQL/PGQ · ISO/IEC 9075-16
Load the graph into a SQL database that implements the SQL/PGQ property-graph extension and query it with a GRAPH_TABLE clause, without leaving SQL.
GQL · ISO/IEC 39075
Load the graph into a database implementing ISO GQL, the vendor-neutral graph query language standard, and query it directly in GQL.
JSON · machine-readable graph shape
Read this before writing a query. It lists every node type, every named relationship and its inverse, and what each one means — the map an agent reads before it walks the graph.
CSV · neo4j-admin import format
Bulk-load the graph's nodes into a fresh Neo4j database with neo4j-admin database import. Pairs with the edges CSV below.
CSV · neo4j-admin import format
Bulk-load the graph's relationships into a fresh Neo4j database alongside the nodes CSV.
SQL · Snowflake DDL + load
Load the graph as tables in Snowflake and query it with recursive CTEs or Snowflake's graph-oriented SQL extensions.
BPMN 2.0 · OMG interchange XML
Two hand-authored example flows, the private-markets capital-call lifecycle and the governed NAV strike, showing how OpenIM capabilities and entities could compose into a process. Open them in bpmn.io, Camunda Modeler, or Signavio.
Non-normative and illustrative. Unlike the others, these are hand-authored rather than generated, because the model carries no process-sequence data. They are not a maintained parallel model and may lag the model. Read the notes.