Build your product.
Connect the business behind it.
Bring identity, customer memberships, and subscriptions into the application you are building. Keep your product interface yours.
The product experience
and the business behind it.
Give identity, customer memberships, recurring services, and your own modules clear responsibilities. Build the product interface around the job your customer needs to do.
One sign-in.
The right business context.
Use supported OAuth2 identity for the customer application. A person’s membership connects them to a business customer; explicit customer switching makes it clear which business they are working in.
- Separate the person from the business customer
- Make the active customer visible in the application
- Authorize operations within that membership
Northstar Studio
Atlas Collective
Connect the subscription
to the relationship.
Represent the recurring service alongside its customer. Your frontend owns the portal, while subscriptions and related records provide the business context behind the interface.
- Link the service to the right customer
- Design your own portal and account experience
- Plan the supported actions around its lifecycle
Northstar Studio
Customer contextRecords are presented for the selected customer.
Atlas Collective
Customer contextRecords are presented for the selected customer.
Your domain.
Your module to own it.
Keep the specialized records of your product in the module that owns them. Onetagger follows this pattern with websites, domains, and health checks while Ominity handles identity and customer context.
- Define the module’s own records and operations
- Use actions, permissions, and execution context
- Keep the customer-facing interface independent
Build the partner model
around real relationships.
Affiliate plans support one-time and recurring commission arrangements. Attribute the customer and explicitly assign existing subscriptions when eligible future renewals should qualify for that partner.
- Configure plans and relationship overrides
- Assign existing subscriptions deliberately
- Track commission and payout administration records
- Eligible renewalAccording to plan and assignment
- Commission recordTrack the generated business record
- Payout administrationPayment implementation remains separate
Ask what the product
needs to know.
Use structured forms for the information your customer journey needs, then render them in your application. Typed fields and validation give that information a clearer role than free-text notes.
- Create a form for the specific customer workflow
- Keep the questions and validation structured
- Control the onboarding interface in your frontend
The field definition stays structured.
Your frontend controls the presentation.
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The capabilities, examples, and integration choices behind this solution.
Keep the product yours.
Connect the foundation.
Start with identity and customer context, then add subscriptions and the modules your service needs.