> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://webuildssoftwaresolutions.gitbook.io/rasm-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://webuildssoftwaresolutions.gitbook.io/rasm-documentation/welcome.md).

# Welcome

RASM is a compliance-first management platform for lawful, regulated adult-service businesses.

**RASM — Regulated Adult Services Management Platform** is a multi-tenant B2B platform for organizations that operate lawful, regulated adult-service businesses.

RASM combines workforce, venue, licensing, jurisdiction, compliance, scheduling, safety, finance, audit and reporting capabilities around one principle: **regulated actions must be lawful, consent-preserving, privacy-aware and auditable by design.**

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RASM is not initially a consumer marketplace. The first product focus is operational management and compliance for licensed operators and regulated venues.
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```mermaid
graph LR
  O[Organization] --> L[Legal Entity]
  L --> J[Jurisdiction]
  J --> V[Venue]
  V --> P[Licensing]
  P --> C[Compliance]
  C --> W[Workforce]
  W --> S[Scheduling]
  S --> OP[Operations]
  OP --> A[Audit & Reporting]
```

## Core product promise

RASM should make it easier to answer four operational questions at any moment:

1. **May this organization, venue or worker legally perform this regulated action here and now?**
2. **What evidence supports that decision?**
3. **What requires attention before operations continue?**
4. **Who did what, when, under which rule version and authorization context?**

## Documentation map

Use the sections below according to your role:

* **Getting Started** — product scope, terminology and first concepts.
* **Product** — functional modules and business workflows.
* **Architecture** — technical design and module boundaries.
* **Compliance & Regulation** — jurisdiction and deterministic policy model.
* **Security & Privacy** — tenant isolation, authorization and sensitive data.
* **Development** — repository, coding, testing and AI-assisted engineering workflow.
* **Deployment & Operations** — environments, CI/CD, migrations, observability and recovery.
* **Roadmap** — year-one delivery phases and release strategy.
* **API & Integrations** — API conventions and integration principles.

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This documentation describes product and software design. It is not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal advice. Regulatory interpretations that affect production rules require qualified local review.
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