Clear customer boundaries for your SaaS product.
For SaaS, think about customer boundaries before user counts.
What matters for your application
B2B applications serving several companies
Do not trust an organization ID merely because it came from a client.
Products with subscription and team features
Enforce tenant isolation in API handlers and database queries.
SaaS products with web consoles and mobile clients
Model plans, usage limits and payment state separately.
Where it fits
For SaaS, think about customer boundaries before user counts. Every request must make it clear which organization can access a project, record or invoice.
- B2B applications serving several companies
- Products with subscription and team features
- SaaS products with web consoles and mobile clients
Its place in your application
The backend evaluates both the session and organization membership. Data, files, queues and billing have separate access rules within one coherent product experience.
Before you begin
Choose services around the actual needs of your application. Include these points in your development and release plan.
- Do not trust an organization ID merely because it came from a client.
- Enforce tenant isolation in API handlers and database queries.
- Model plans, usage limits and payment state separately.
Common questions
Are payments and subscriptions ready?
Plan and price configuration foundations exist, but live payment collection and automatic subscription charging are disabled. Checkout will not open before provider, tax and company settings are complete.
Can I provision a live resource now?
Not yet. New registration and customer allocation are closed on the live site. Product guides are published; local development simulation does not create real services.