In this ArchiMate diagram example, an Accounting component and a Billing component of a financial system cooperate to compose an administrate transactions interaction. This is modeled as an application interaction assigned to the collaboration between the two components.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, the internal behavior of the Financial application component is modeled as an application function consisting of two sub-functions. These application functions realize the application services that are made available to the users of the application.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, two application functions co-operate via an application service, in which a data object holding Transaction data is exchanged.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, two components collaborate in transaction administration: an Accounting component and a Billing component. This collaboration performs the application interaction Administrate transactions.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, a financial application is depicted as an application component consisting of two subcomponents for accounting and billing, each of which offers an application service to the environment. These services are accessible through a shared accounting & billing application interface, which is part of the financial application.

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Claims Administration is a business function that is composed of a number of business processes and a business interaction. This business function realizes a Claims Processing business service. A business event Claim Filed triggers the first business process, Accept Claim, which in turn triggers a business process Assign Claim. Depending on the type of claim, either the business process Adjudicate Standard Claim or the business interaction Adjudicate High-Risk Claim is performed. Adjudication of high-risk claims is a business interaction because, according to the company policy, two people should always be involved in this activity to minimize the risk of fraud. After adjudication, the business processes Notify Customer and Pay Claim are performed in parallel, and when both have finished, business process Close Claim is triggered.

This ArchiMate diagram example shows a Telebanking contract associated with the product Telebanking account. The contract consists of two parts (subcontracts): the Service Conditions and a Service Level Agreement.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, a bank offers the product Telebanking account to its customers. Opening an account as well as application support (i.e., helpdesk and the like), are modeled as business services realized by the Customer relations department. As part of the product, the customer can make use of a banking service which offers application services realized by the Telebanking application, such as electronic Money transfer and requesting Account status.

In this ArchiMate diagram example, the value Be Insured is the highest-level expression of what the service Provide Insurance enables the client to do; three “sub-values” are distinguished that are part of what Be Insured amounts to.

This ArchiMate diagram example shows an Insurance policy document that is the representation of an Insurance policy, which is a business object. The meaning related to this document is the Insurance policy notification, which consists of a Policy explanation, an Insurance registration, and a Coverage description.