Console
ANQ Hire
Hire now runs as a Console-native workspace module for dashboards, applications, jobs, candidates, reports, company profile, and onboarding.
Platform catalog
Public discovery belongs to `web`. Workspace operations belong to `Console`. Internal governance belongs to `Admin`. This catalog maps the product names that previously lived on separate app domains into the final platform topology.
Console
Hire now runs as a Console-native workspace module for dashboards, applications, jobs, candidates, reports, company profile, and onboarding.
Console
People is now operated from Console with workspace members, invitations, role updates, and member removal handled through the control plane.
Console
Docs now uses the platform file layer and Console routes for document collections, publishing views, and governance actions.
Console
Vault is now operated through Console with workspace repositories, access controls, audit visibility, and platform-led storage contracts.
Console
Studio request intake, briefs, contracts, and delivery-board flows now run inside Console instead of a standalone dashboard app.
Console
Employer profile management, career pages, campaigns, and asset governance now belong to the Console module runtime.
Web
Academy marketplace discovery remains on web while operational workspace administration is no longer a standalone dashboard surface.
Web
Contractor remains represented through the public marketplace while operational control-plane work is centralized elsewhere.
Web
Intelligence is retained as an extraction-ready product direction, but not as an active standalone app surface in the final topology.
Web
Payroll remains a bounded product direction and pricing concept, but not an active standalone deployed app surface in the final topology.
Web
Relocate remains a public offering direction, with final operational workflows expected to land through shared platform surfaces rather than a dedicated dashboard app.
Web
Vendor remains a product direction represented in the web catalog while platform operations continue to consolidate into shared surfaces.