PDI White Glove Services · Informatica Customer 360
Informatica Customer 360, pre-mapped for fourteen industries.
Any two source systems. $50,000 fixed. The model, the mappings and the workshop cards are already built.
Every use case in these papers is delivered on Informatica Customer 360 and its Industry 360 applications with PDI's accelerators: an industry data model, source-to-target mappings, match and data-quality rules, and adaptive-card workshops that turn design decisions into configuration. The accelerators are what make a fixed fee for two sources possible.
The moat
The accelerator, counted.
Every count is taken from the accelerator itself. None of it has to be designed from a blank page in an engagement.
Source: PDI MDM accelerator, extracted 2026-09-19, built on Informatica's published Customer 360 and Industry 360 documentation (40 PDFs, 23 model documents parsed); adaptive-card counts from PDI's Customer 360 data-model workshop set.
How it deploys
Five steps, each already built.
Deployment moves from decisions to configuration without a blank-page design phase.
- Decide
Adaptive-card workshops capture the design. 10 data-model workshops, 132 cards. Each card asks one decision with two to four mutually exclusive options, and each answer is logged as a configuration input.
- Model
The industry model is already drawn: 63 business-entity definitions and 6,330 fields, with 147 relationships and 6 hierarchies.
- Map
The two sources arrive pre-mapped. 364 column-level mappings cover NPPES, MedPro, GLEIF, SAP, Salesforce and GS1, and 60 source-system families are catalogued in all.
- Match
Match, merge and quality rules start from a library: 20 match models with 65 rules, and 35 standardization rules across 23 attribute families.
- Prove
Tenant checks and acceptance. 80 documentation discrepancies are confirmed on the tenant before configuration is generated, and the acceptance measures agreed in discovery are tested.
Adaptive-card workshops
132 decisions, one card at a time.
Each card asks one design question with two to four mutually exclusive options. Each answer is logged in a decision register and becomes a configuration input for the model, the rules or the workflow.
Industry card sets extend the core workshops where an industry needs them, for example member and provider programs in health plans.
| Party sub-types | 15 cards |
|---|---|
| Field inventory | 14 cards |
| Reference data | 12 cards |
| System-of-record matrix | 12 cards |
| Data-quality dimensions | 12 cards |
| Match families | 15 cards |
| Survivorship | 14 cards |
| Hierarchy | 13 cards |
| Publish | 12 cards |
| Stewardship | 13 cards |
| Total | 132 cards |
This Customer 360 industry entry offer is distinct from the separately scoped Informatica MDM MVP.
The offer
Two source systems. One mastered domain. $50,000.
A fixed-fee Informatica Customer 360 implementation for any two source systems, in any of the fourteen industries.
- Fixed fee: $50,000 for PDI professional services.
- Licensing: Informatica is procured separately, through Informatica.
- Starting point: the industry's mapped use case, its data model, the source-to-target mappings, match and data-quality rules, and the workshop cards.
- Scope discipline: a third source, another domain, or mapping changes after configuration begins are estimated separately.
- Acceptance: agreed in discovery, before the fee is committed.
Fourteen industry whitepapers
From professional services to software.
372 use cases across fourteen industries, each delivered on Informatica Customer 360 with PDI's accelerators. Each paper shows the use-case map, the model in play, the mappings and the two-source entry point.
Next step
Pick the two sources. We map the rest.
One discovery session confirms the two source systems, the domain, the entities it lands on and the acceptance measures.