Objects

Objects

How objects work in Galaxy

Objects turn raw tables into the concepts your business actually talks about — customers, orders, accounts, tickets — with consistent names, fields, and relationships everyone can rely on.
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    Objects — your business in data.

    An object is a modeled entity like Customer or Order. You map the raw columns from one or more sources to a clean set of fields, and everyone queries the object instead of the underlying tables.

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    The catalog — one shared definition.

    Every object lives in a searchable catalog with its fields, types, and descriptions, so your team and your agents work from the same understanding of what each thing means.

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    The modeler — relationships, visually.

    Connect objects to each other — an Order belongs to a Customer, a Ticket has an owner — in the modeler. Those relationships power joins, lineage, and graph traversal without anyone writing SQL.

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    Resolution — one record per real thing.

    When the same customer shows up in your CRM, your billing system, and your support desk — sometimes under a brand name, sometimes a legal entity — resolution merges them into a single canonical object, keeping the evidence behind every match.