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Module

A module is a named part of one elan1 platform, such as elan1 Decide Router or elan1 Run Substitution. It is always shown with its platform at first mention and is never a separate product or brand. elan1 Work's modules are called lines, and L1, L2 and L3 are levels of a claim, not modules.

In one sentence: A named part of one platform, always shown with its platform at first mention (elan1 Decide Router, then Router). Never a separate product or brand; each has a detail page under its platform. Work's modules are called lines; L1, L2 and L3 are levels of a claim, not modules.

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What it means in practice

elan1 Decide has six modules: Decision Studio, Router, Calibration Lab, Review Console, Decision Ledger and Decision Packs. elan1 Run has five: Contracts, Conformance, Substitution, Operate and Runtime Controls.

Every module that leads to a consequential write sends it through elan1 Govern. All eleven modules are available.

Defined in the elan1 glossary · Last reviewed 10 Oct 2026. Definitions change only with a dated note.

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