Architecture & extensions
A shared core, extensions per market
The main cost of a network tool is not building it, it is duplicating it market by market. The architecture answers that problem first.
A core maintained once
A change built on the foundation benefits every deployed market, instead of being rebuilt country by country.
Isolated local extensions
Each market adds its partners, financing options and specific rules in a separate space, without touching the shared foundation.
Continuous, tested delivery
Automated tests block any release that would break what already works. Changes arrive continuously rather than in large waves.
In detail
- One foundation shared by every market
- Local extensions isolated from the core
- Automated tests before every release
- APIs, webhooks and MCP for existing systems
- Multi-country, multi-currency, multi-tax
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