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Welcome to the ADITO Platform Documentation

This documentation is the primary reference for teams building, customizing, and operating solutions on the ADITO platform. It covers conceptual foundations, implementation guidance, and technical reference material. Content is updated as new findings and clarifications become available.

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We recommend following both this documentation and the surrounding release communication regularly so that important changes can be considered early in planning and delivery.

Getting started​

If you are new to the platform, these two resources cover the first steps:

Documentation sections​

The documentation is grouped into the following sections:

  • Core concepts explain how the platform works and why it is designed the way it is.
  • Customization covers project-level topics such as entities, workflows, forms, and UI behaviour.
  • Features describe product areas and platform capabilities such as Email, Reporting, or Webservices.
  • Development in the main navigation bundles technical reference areas and developer-facing tools.
  • System services describe platform services relevant to runtime behaviour and system administration.
  • How-to guides show how to complete specific implementation or configuration steps.
  • Guidelines document conventions and design principles for ADITO development.

Development​

The Development menu in the main navigation groups technical reference documentation and interactive tools for implementation work.

  • Viewtemplates and Layouts document the available standard ViewTemplates and layout variants for ADITO Views.
  • Data Model API provides generated reference documentation for ADITO data models.
  • JDito API documents the available JDito objects.
  • Dev Tools provide interactive developer tools and support utilities.
  • xRM Customization covers xRM module documentation and the xRM update manual.

Release information​

Alongside the documentation, these resources help you track platform changes and plan upgrades:

  • Release Notes summarize the most relevant functional and technical changes per release.
  • Changelog is the complete technical change history.
  • Upgrade guides document breaking changes, required migration steps, and version-specific compatibility topics.

Stay connected​

The Blog shares announcements, background, and context on selected topics beyond the reference documentation.

If you notice anything missing or outdated, let us know via the feedback button.