For products built around teams
Build the B2B foundation before the first enterprise request.
Organizations, roles, billing, admin workflows and provider boundaries are not afterthoughts. Codapult gives them a place in the architecture from the start.
Ready for serious SaaS
The product layer stays clear as the business gets more complex.
- Keep tenant boundaries and permissions close to the workflows they protect.
- Change auth, billing, storage or database providers without rewriting product logic.
- Give AI agents the architecture and conventions they need to extend the system safely.
B2B without the rewrite
The operational layer is part of the product.
B2B products become difficult when teams, billing and admin are bolted on later. Start with the boundaries visible and connected.
Organizations that mean something
Membership, tenant scope and permissions shape the product instead of living as scattered checks.
Billing that follows the account
Plans, checkout, subscriptions and usage can stay aligned with the organization your product serves.
Infrastructure you can replace
Provider adapters keep business logic independent from the services you choose today.
Your SaaS
Pages, product flows and business rules stay focused on what makes your product different.
Application boundaries
Auth, billing, email, storage and database contracts isolate infrastructure decisions.
Infrastructure
Providers can change without forcing product code to learn their APIs everywhere.
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Designed for change
The seams are a feature.
A new provider, module or AI workflow should be a controlled change at a known boundary — not a rewrite of every screen and server action.
- Domain code stays readable
- Infrastructure stays replaceable
- Agents get the same map your team uses
Change without a rewrite
The architecture earns its keep every time the product changes.
01
Switch providers
Replace an adapter at the edge while the domain stays intact.
02
Remove modules
Keep only the capabilities your product actually ships with.
03
Change the database
Use PostgreSQL or Turso without changing the application contract.
04
Let agents inspect
Expose conventions, schemas and boundaries as structured context.
Build the system your customers will grow into.
Start with a foundation that can support a real B2B product without turning every new requirement into a rewrite.