That's possible because Cadence, Forge, and Beacon share one identity and one data layer through Cortex. The diagram on the right is that architecture, not a claim about it.
Each sells to a different buyer. All three share one identity, one data layer, and one AI engine, so using more of the platform makes every part of it sharper.
CadenceFrontline operations for multi-site businesses: scheduling, time and attendance, leave, training, and certification. Run every location like your best one.
ForgeAI-native SDLC orchestration: Core and custom paths, human-in-the-loop gates, phase scorecards. Proof of what AI actually built.
Business oversight and answers. Ask anything in plain English, and hear about the problems you did not think to ask about.
Different buyers, shared infrastructure. A frontline operator, an engineering leader, and an owner who needs to know what is going on. One account, one bill, one data layer underneath all three.
CortexCortex handles identity, billing, entitlements, and the AI inference layer every product draws on. It's included with every subscription, never a separate line item.
Every platform claims AI. Here's what ours actually classifies, measures, and connects.
Every Forge task is classified: 38% fully AI-replaced, 51% AI-augmented, 11% requires a human gate. Cadence is judged on shifts filled and certifications current, not seat counts. Evidence, not a claim.
Beacon tells you what to look at and answers what you ask. Neither is a chart you have to interpret yourself.
Most "connected" platforms wire your existing tools together after the fact. Galvafy's products share one identity and one data layer from day one, so the connection was never missing to begin with.