Use cases
Directories fail when the software assumes one kind of record. Bobby Directory describes a profile with typed properties, so a register of people and a catalogue of objects run on the same import, moderation and publication path.
The examples below are illustrative. They describe shapes of data, not customers, and no named organisation on this page is a real reference.
Associations, trade bodies and licensing groups
Practitioners hold a profile, keep their own details current, and answer verification requests without the association handing over administrative access.
Publishers and regional platforms
An export of listings becomes a moderated directory. Owners claim a profile through an invitation and propose corrections rather than editing live pages.
Clubs, studbooks and rescue networks
Subjects are not people, so the properties differ, but the import, review and publication path is identical.
Cultural organisations and tourism boards
Places carry location, access and seasonal information. Categories and relationships keep routes, sites and facilities connected.
Museums, hire companies and asset owners
Objects need identifiers and condition rather than contact details. The same typed property model absorbs that without a new schema.
Networks and marketplaces
Suppliers manage their own entry inside the Profile Studio while the network keeps final approval.
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