Tools and working code for the FINOS CDM community. No signup, no licence, no sales call — because the fastest way to evaluate the CDM is to look at it.
Traverse the full CDM in your browser. Inspect types, attributes, cardinality and conditions, and see how a type changed between releases. The same viewer that ships inside CDM Workbench, with nothing to install.
A single HTML file that renders canonical CDM products side by side with their JSON — click a field in the data tree and it highlights where that value lives. Point it at our product library or at your own canonical files.
Sample CDM objects, mapping templates and reference implementations. Fork them, break them, use them in your own build. The canonical product library is published here too, versioned against the CDM release it targets.
Short, practical sessions run in CDM Workbench — map a message, generate an object, test it against a release. Forty minutes, one topic, questions throughout. Recorded for anyone who cannot make the time zone.
The CDM is an open standard, and the examples underneath our product library are open source. What we sell is the tooling around them and the work of keeping it current — not access to the model. So the reference material stays open, and you can get a long way before anyone needs to talk to you.
CDM Workbench adds code generation, mapping, testing and 200+ releases.