Adaptive Technologies

Two identifiers. Neither reads the other. That is the whole architecture.

Adaptive Tech builds an engagement, communication, and business process platform for professional practices, configured per practice type. Law is the first vertical.

Who owns a row and what behaviour applies to it are two separate identifiers that never read each other. That is why one deployment can run a personal injury firm today and a second vertical tomorrow. We are starting with law.

One schema, one deployment, any mix of verticals under one owner.Measured against the live system, 11 August 2026.
company_type_id
what behaviour applies →		Personal injury lawliveDermatologydefined, dormantNext verticalrows, not a fork
Organization Aone owner
firm
practice
+
Organization Bone owner
firm
+
+
organization_id
who owns the row ↑
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of 92 tables define a vertical. Everything else is shared machinery that never learns which one it serves.
62
row-security policies. Tenant isolation is enforced by the database, not by 165 hand-written filters.
4
channels on one conversation engine: SMS, web, voice, email. Each one is an adapter, not a rewrite.
Today and tomorrow

Law first. By design.

Law is the live vertical. Personal injury is the live discipline. The investment thesis is depth: a market that is large, underserved, and willing to pay for delivered value. Every dollar of platform work today compounds inside law.

The multi-vertical ambition is not abandoned; it is sequenced. The extensibility is in the architecture today, holding its value for the verticals that come after law.

The CaseFile record for a personal injury matter, as the firm reads it
The CaseFile record, on the law vertical.