Repository Architecture

Why repositories?

Repositories give you a single source of truth for what should be installed and how devices should be configured. You get history, reviews, rollbacks, and a predictable change flow—without needing to grant broad production access.

High-level model

• Separation of concerns: packages, device configuration, and operational templates are treated as versioned assets with clear ownership.
• Environment promotion: changes typically flow from non-production to production via review/approval gates.
• Scoped distribution: you can target the right set of stores/devices without rewriting everything for every location.

Multi-tenant and store-safe by design

Retail operations usually means multiple customers, stores, and device types. Tillforge keeps those boundaries explicit so one tenant's changes don't leak into another.

• Tenant separation and scoped access controls
• Auditable change history (who/what/when)
• Predictable rollout targeting (pilot → regional → fleet)

Field operations

Field teams need consistent artifacts and the ability to work in messy network conditions. Tillforge is designed to support reliable distribution and repeatable setup workflows without requiring ad-hoc manual steps.

What we intentionally don't publish

To protect customers and our IP, we don't expose internal implementation details like exact repo layouts, generation logic, proprietary validation rules, or automation internals. If you need deeper specifics for evaluation, we can walk through them in a private demo.

Want the practical view?

We can show how this fits your deployment workflow (POS images, packages, peripherals, payment terminals, and store rollouts) without exposing sensitive internals.