Move company access beyond spreadsheets and exceptions.
Bring company agreements, rosters and access rules into one licensing layer. Give your team a system it can operate as the business grows.
Look beyond the first license.
Compare the responsibilities you want to build with those you want to integrate.
| Responsibility | The question to resolve | With BusinessMode |
|---|---|---|
| Customer agreements | Which company bought access, and what does it include? | Company licenses package features without tying them to plan names in your code. |
| Seats and dates | Is there a seat available, and is the agreement still valid? | Seat limits govern allocation. Access dates govern when the license can provide access. |
| Bringing people in | What happens when an invitation or code is redeemed? | Invitations and codes let users claim access through defined, capacity-checked flows. |
| Interrupted requests | Did the change happen before the connection failed? | Supported operations retain requests so your backend can retry safely under their documented rules. |
| Event delivery | How does your backend learn about access changes? | Signed Webhooks with retries and a visible delivery history. |
| Delegation and history | Who can manage a company’s seats, and who changed access? | A customer-admin portal with scoped authority, plus an Audit Log of changes. |
A small internal model can be enough. Dedicated infrastructure helps agreements, onboarding, delegation and recovery evolve independently.
Read the build-versus-buy decision guideKeep your application and identity model.
Keep sign-in, customer accounts and the product experience. Connect stable IDs from your app and check access before each protected feature.
Map existing agreements, features, users and seat limits before moving access enforcement. Your team owns mapping and rollout; BusinessMode does not automatically import legacy permissions or cancel subscriptions.
Explore licensing, see how feature access works, and connect the developer platform.
Read the integration documentationGive people a clear way in.
Assign users from a roster, or offer invitations and codes. Invitations reserve no seats; redemption checks capacity.
Customer administrators can invite people and manage their organization’s seats without changing your project settings.
See what customers can manage and choose a provisioning flow.
Choose capacity with the whole customer in view.
- Customer seat limit
- Each license limits the seats allocated under it.
- BusinessMode plan capacity
- Your plan counts distinct users per organization and project, even across multiple licenses.
Your payment system owns customer charges. BusinessMode connects the agreement to access.
Compare pricing and capacityTry it with one real access question.
Connect a license, assign a seat and check access with the Quickstart.