Enterprise service backends

Enterprise software lives or dies on the seams: the tenants that must not see each other's data, the workflow that spans six systems, the integration a customer demands before they'll sign, the admin panel someone is using at midnight to unstick a stuck order. We build the backend that holds those seams together.

What this covers

• Multi-tenant APIs, per-tenant isolation, quotas, and versioning that lets you onboard an enterprise customer without forking the product.
• Workflow & job engines, long-running jobs with retries, idempotency, and the discipline that keeps a background task from double-charging a card.
• Third-party integrations, the connectors to the systems your customers already run, SSO, webhooks, and data sync that stays consistent when the other side is down.
• Admin & internal tooling, the operational surface your team runs the business from, instead of running SQL against production.
• Data model & migrations, a schema that can change under load without a maintenance window.

When teams call us

• Your first enterprise customer needs SSO, audit exports, and tenant isolation your MVP was never designed for.
• Your integration count is growing faster than the team that maintains it.
• Your background jobs are a pile of cron scripts nobody fully trusts.
• You keep deprioritizing internal tools, and now support can't do their job without an engineer.

Related work

Enterprise backends and device fleet backends share the same multi-tenant and integration spine; for products with a companion app, see Mobile app backends.