On this page
Four paths through the documentation. Pick the one that matches what you are about to do; each is ordered, and each ends where the next level of detail begins.
Evaluate the platform#
For a technical read of what MSO Cloud is and how far each part has shipped.
- Platform Overview: the tenant model and what a deployed organization is composed of.
- Data Foundation: the six pillars, the three data planes, and the layered warehouse under them.
- The Decision Engine: the part that computes a recommendation, and what it abstains from when the evidence is thin.
- Maturity Model: a dated status for every capability, with nothing rounded up.
Set up an organization#
For the admin who configures a new tenant.
- Organization Types: which plugins and pillars fit an eCom, marketing, content-intelligence, or market-intelligence organization.
- Administration Guide: org-admin and platform-admin tasks, separated honestly.
- Connector setup: connecting an ad, web-analytics, or CRM source.
- Manual CSV/Excel upload: loading data a connector does not cover.
Operate day to day#
For everyone who views reports, manages data, or builds dashboards.
- User Guide: tasks by role — owner, org admin, operations, finance, report viewer.
- User manual: the full screen-by-screen task list for your access level.
- Customizable dashboards and Exports: building a view and getting numbers out.
- Morning Brief: the daily read of what changed and what to do about it.
Integrate and develop#
For engineers building against or extending MSO Cloud.
- API reference: the typed API surface.
- Data Warehouse: the warehouse schema and its reconciliation rules.
- Plugin development and Theming: extending the platform.
- Agentic Development Workflow: how the platform itself is engineered.
- Security: the threat model and the tenancy guarantees.