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Compose the platform from modules
The shared layer exposes contracts and runtime surfaces. The tenant decides what the public experience looks like.
This generic fallback proves the shared platform can render safely, while real brand, copy, atoms, molecules, and motion come from the client repository.
How it works
Start with a clear narrative, then replace the neutral content with the language and proof that belong to your product.
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The shared layer exposes contracts and runtime surfaces. The tenant decides what the public experience looks like.
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Pricing tiers belong in the client manifest or template, where each tenant can define its own market, offer, and packaging.
Optional architecture detail
A compact, explicitly published view of the platform capabilities mounted for this tenant.
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modules
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entities
2 entities · 7 features
8 entities · 7 features
1 entities · 1 features
1 entities · 2 features
10 entities · 6 features
8 entities · 5 features
1 entities · 1 features
4 entities · 4 features
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This content is deliberately generic so tenant-specific public logic stays outside the platform package.
Platform boundary
Shared fallback
Replace these neutral placeholders from the client overlay.
Local proof of concept · +Taxes excluded
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| Features | Starter |
|---|---|
| Platform runtime | Shared renderer |
| Tenant design | Module catalog |
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