Keep an operating record.
Follow changes through Webhooks, failed-delivery history and an Audit Log of who acted.
Explore the developer platformTurn the first team deal into a repeatable company offer.
Manage negotiated features, shared seats and roster changes in one place. Let each company deal grow your business without becoming a custom access project.
The contract belongs to the company, not its first user.
The trial user, buyer and administrator may be different people. Give the company its own agreement with the features, capacity and dates the buyer approves.
Keep your payment processor and customer profiles. BusinessMode connects company licenses and seats while your app checks access through the API.
Keep the company and team togetherKeep the operating model as repeatable as the sale.
- Make the agreement visible
- Connect the buyer’s existing company ID to its access terms. Keep the agreement separate from individual accounts.
- Shape the next offer
- Vary features, seats and dates across one or several company licenses. Your feature checks stay the same.
- Manage ongoing changes
- People leave and agreements end. Preserve seat history and check current access as teams change.
Explore licensing, choose the included features, and understand access decisions.
The roster should not always be your support queue.
Assign users from a roster, or offer invitations and codes. Customer admins invite people and manage seats in their portal.
Admins sign in separately. Their authority stops at their organization. Your team controls the product and access limits.
Give the customer an administration portalSee what changed. Know what counts.
Count the customer’s usage consistently.
License seat limits and plan capacity are separate. Within a project, one person counts once per organization, even across multiple licenses.
Compare plans and capacityMake the second company easier to operate than the first.
Connect one customer, one license and one person with the Quickstart.