For SaaS companies and ISVs

One product. 100 customers. One version of your business logic.

A customer request becomes a setting, not a fork of your codebase.

One product, many customers

Your applicationOne version of your business logic
DevelopmentQAProduction
Customer AOwn fields and approvals
Active25 seats
Customer BOwn screens and reports
Trial
Customer COwn roles and rules
ActiveOwn sign-in page
Illustration. Each customer is a tenant on the same application, with its own users and records.

The problem

The foundations eat the roadmap

Sign-in, admin screens and a branch per big customer come first. The product waits.

Built the usual way
  1. Sign-in, roles and tenants
  2. Admin screens and forms
  3. A branch per big customer
  4. Release scripts
  5. Your product
On TechAppForce
  1. Built in, configured
  2. Your product: the workflow customers pay for
Rebuilt by your team Built into the platform What makes your product yoursIllustration

How we solve it

Your SaaS should adapt. Your code shouldn’t multiply.

Each customer’s fields, approvals and reports are configuration on one application.

RecordsListsSearch

Week one goes on the product

The plumbing is ready before you write a line.

Customer requests become settings

A new field appears on form, list and API.

  1. Field added
  2. Form
  3. List
  4. API
C#

Code where it earns its place

C# record hooks and workflow actions.

Releases you can read

A diff of every change before production.

  1. Development
  2. Diff
  3. Production
NoneOwnTeamAll

Each customer in its own space

Tenants, subdomains and scoped roles.

AngularReactOpenAPI

Your frontend when you want one

Angular and React SDKs, versioned APIs.

Proof on your product

See it work before you commit

No customer stories to take on faith: we build your own module with you.

  1. Demo on your product

    Bring one module or one deferred request.

  2. Paid pilot

    Built together on your real use case.

    Success criteria agreed in writing
  3. Go live

    A release you can review line by line.

Are we locked in?

Business rules that need code are real C#, screen extensions are TypeScript, your data sits in PostgreSQL or SQL Server, and custom endpoints come with an OpenAPI spec. Ask us in the demo to walk through exactly what you would keep.

Can each customer have different fields and rules?

You can add fields to a live app without a code change, and statuses, approvals and SLA rules are configuration. How far one customer’s configuration should differ is a design choice we work through with you in the pilot.

What if the platform cannot express a rule?

Your developers write it in C# as a record hook or workflow action, or publish a custom API endpoint. It lives in the same app and ships in the same release.

Bring us the customer request you keep saying no to

We will show you how it would be built on TechAppForce, and what your team would never have to build again.