Evolve Your Unified Schema Without Breaking Integrations
Schema Studio lets you extend and adapt Unizo's unified schemas to match your product's needs - without waiting on platform changes, and without breaking existing integrations.
You define how data should look for your product.
Unizo keeps the API surface stable across tools.
One Unified Schema. Extended to Fit Your Product.
Schema Studio gives you control over how unified data is modeled - while preserving the consistency and guarantees of a category-level API.
You can:
- Add custom unified fields to existing schemas
- Define field types, defaults, and semantics
- Control how those fields map to each connector
All without changing your integration code or API contracts.
Extend the Schema. Keep the API Stable.
Schema Studio separates schema evolution from API evolution. Your product continues to consume the same unified API, while the underlying schema adapts as your needs change.
- No API version bumps
- No breaking changes
- No backend releases required
This makes schema evolution safe, incremental, and product-driven.
Per-Connector Mapping, Handled Cleanly
Different tools expose different fields and semantics - even within the same category. Schema Studio lets you define how each connector maps into your extended unified schema:
- Optional and conditional field mappings
- Tool-specific normalization logic
- Clear visibility into coverage per connector
Your product sees one consistent model, even when the source data varies.
You Control the Schema - Not the Other Way Around
Schema Studio avoids locking you into a single interpretation of "unified."
Add what you need
Add fields your product actually needs, not what a generic schema assumes.
Model your way
Model concepts at the right level of abstraction for your domain.
Evolve over time
Evolve your schema as workflows, customers, and use cases grow.
You're no longer constrained by what the base unified schema happened to include on day one.
Built for Engineers Shipping Real Products
Schema Studio is designed to fit into existing development workflows:
- Declarative schema definitions
- Immediate effect across APIs and events
- No custom parsers or vendor-specific logic
- Works across tenants and customers by default
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