CinC is where the integration happens. It accepts data and integration models from any source – your own MBSE tooling, third-party modelers, or PHENOM. PHENOM is the modeling platform we built to feed CinC efficiently when you don't already have one.
The runtime that turns integration into infrastructure.
CinC is the configurable integration platform that sits between mission systems as a model-driven layer. It mediates data, protocols, and semantics across heterogeneous components – without modifying OEM software, without bespoke glue code, and without forcing programs into recertification cycles.
CinC operates at the semantic layer, not just the transport layer. State and semantic alignment live in the infrastructure. That's what makes integration scale linearly – and what makes the methodology deterministic enough to bid as fixed-price.
CinC is a standalone product. It accepts data and integration models from any source – including customer-owned MBSE tooling and third-party modelers. PHENOM is one path to feed CinC. It is not the only one.
Request a CinC BriefingEach mission system runs its own embedded CinC. The CinCs communicate peer-to-peer across the network. Change a configuration; the network adapts. No rebuild, no recompile, no full recertification cycle.
A data and integration model – produced by any MBSE tool – describes what data flows where, with full semantic meaning.
Each embedded CinC reads its configuration at runtime. No rebuild. No recompile. Existing baselines stay untouched.
The runtime translates and routes data across the network – any platform, any protocol, semantically aligned end-to-end.
The fastest path from a system architecture to a CinC-ready model – for customers who want one.
PHENOM is the collaborative modeling platform Skayl built for teams that don't already have an MBSE capability – or want one purpose-built for integration architecture. Architects develop, validate, and track data, integration, and deployment models inside PHENOM. The output drops directly into CinC with no translation step.
PHENOM enforces FACE™ conformance natively and uses Skayl's FACE Conformant Domain-Specific Data Model (DSDM) as a foundation. It's a productivity layer – not a prerequisite. Customers who already have working modeling tooling can skip it entirely; CinC will accept their output the same way.
CinC is the destination. How you get there is your call. Customers with mature MBSE capabilities feed CinC from their existing toolchain. Customers without one can adopt PHENOM as the productivity layer Skayl built for the job. Either path lands at the same runtime.
Tailored briefings for government program offices, defense primes, and systems integrators.
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