Let the company manage its people. Not your product.
Your team sets the agreement. Customer admins manage invitations, codes, members and seat release in their own portal.
A useful workspace for the person who knows the team.
Let the company handle joiners and leavers within its agreed access.
- Review company access
- See licenses, features, seat counts and dates for authorized organizations only.
- Manage members
- Review members and assignments. Release individual seats while retaining their history.
- Send invitations
- Create and revoke email invitations. Track invitation and email-delivery status.
- Offer access codes
- Set redemption limits and optional expiry, review claims and revoke codes. Users still sign in.
Your team keeps the product controls.
Claims respect license validity, available seats and account capacity. Invitations and codes do not reserve seats or expand purchased access. Releasing one seat can leave access through another valid license.
- The offer
- Your team defines features, creates licenses and sets their limits.
- Administrator access
- Your team grants and removes customer-administrator access.
- Product configuration
- Project settings, API keys, billing and webhook configuration stay with your team.
- Direct and bulk assignment
- These tools remain in your backend and developer control plane, not the customer portal.
Two sign-in flows. A clear boundary.
Admins sign in to the BusinessMode portal. Employees sign in to your app.
Connect invitations to your onboarding flow. Your app authenticates the person; your backend redeems their invitation or code and checks access.
Connect customer onboardingGive support a record, not a guessing game.
See whether your team, backend or a customer admin made each change. Audit history records the actor and resource.
Signed events and delivery diagnostics help engineers follow changes from your developer workspace.
Explore operational visibilityMake the customer’s next roster change their task.
Set up one agreement, connect onboarding and invite the customer’s administrator.