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Operations and Execution

Open Item Management

sd-open-item-management · bian-operations

A BIAN service domain in Operations and Execution. It applies the Manage functional pattern to the Open Item, with the Open Item Management Plan as its control record — one independent Spring Boot microservice on the platform's Cilium eBPF mesh.

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Business DomainOperations
Functional PatternManage
Asset TypeOpen Item
Control RecordOpen Item Management Plan

USEWhat it is used for

Representative use cases for the Open Item Management service domain within a BIAN-aligned core-banking landscape.

APIBIAN semantic API

The control record (Open Item Management Plan) is exposed through uniform BIAN action terms. Java 21 · Spring Boot 3, OpenAPI at /swagger-ui.html, health at /actuator/health.

MethodPathBIAN action
GET/v1/service-domainService metadata
POST/v1/open-item-management-plan/initiateInitiate
GET/v1/open-item-management-plan/{crId}/retrieveRetrieve
PUT/v1/open-item-management-plan/{crId}/updateUpdate
PUT/v1/open-item-management-plan/{crId}/controlControl (suspend / resume / terminate)

INTBackend integrations

The systems and standards a real deployment of Open Item Management would transact with.

RUNRun it yourself

Each service domain is its own standalone Spring Boot repository — clone and run in seconds, or deploy onto Kubernetes with the bundled Helm chart behind the Cilium mesh.

# run this service domain standalone
git clone https://github.com/Sreenivas-Sadhu-Prabhakara/sd-open-item-management
mvn -f sd-open-item-management spring-boot:run
curl localhost:8080/v1/service-domain

# or deploy onto Kubernetes (Cilium eBPF mesh)
helm upgrade --install sd-open-item-management ./helm -n bian-operations

FAQQuestions

What is the BIAN “Manage” functional pattern?
A Manage service domain plans, coordinates and oversees a resource or activity across its lifecycle. Open Item Management applies it to the Open Item.
What is a BIAN service domain?
BIAN (the Banking Industry Architecture Network) decomposes a bank into independent service domains, each owning exactly one business capability. Open Item Management is the service domain for Operations; it manages the Open Item Management Plan and exposes it through standard BIAN action terms.
What business area does Open Item Management belong to?
Open Item Management sits in the Operations and Execution business area — the operational core that executes payments, positions, settlements and transactions. It runs in the bian-operations namespace as one independent Spring Boot microservice.
Is Open Item Management production-ready?
It is an educational reference implementation: a real BIAN REST API over an in-memory store, ready to be filled with domain logic. It is not a live bank and is not affiliated with BIAN.

SEEIn the landscape

Open Item Management is one of 162 BIAN service domains on the platform. Explore the rest:

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