Platform architecture
To allow new businesses to grow, there is no need to build another platform.
Reuse multiple enterprises, multiple applications, identity permissions, AI and device capabilities, leaving R&D investment to your own industry processes and product experience.
Your product, why do you need it?
Your product, why do you need it?
When scaling from one project to multiple enterprise customers, the difficulty is not just adding pages: member attribution, application provisioning, data scope, and deployment maintenance all require a consistent foundation. Fragmented interfaces cannot replace a complete platform organization.
How to access your business?
How to access your business?
The following is an illustration of the implementation path. The business interface will not be called or commands will be executed on the official website.
- 01
Define enterprises and applications
Use enterprises to organize business ownership, use applications to divide service entrances and activation relationships, and do not copy the entire set of codes for each customer.
Check the outputEnterprise list, application portfolio and activation scope - 02
Connect to public capabilities
Reuse accounts, roles and device systems, and access knowledge, memory and tools as needed; industry rules are still implemented by applications.
Check the outputResponsibility boundaries between industry modules and public capabilities - 03
Verify delivery boundaries
Verify cross-enterprise access, application status, project permissions and business interfaces, and select deployment methods based on actual dependencies.
Check the outputAllowed and denied paths, deployment and operation lists
Use with other base capabilities
Use with other base capabilities
These capabilities belong to the same basic platform and can be combined according to business needs.