Apex Portal Chassis
Built
The shape of a professional service business is the same across twenty verticals, so build the shape once and dress it per trade.
See it
Cloud infrastructure engineered for the systems above. There is no public website to open; it is delivered inside a commission.
Functional scope
Four surfaces in one application: a marketing face that sells, an intake flow that qualifies, a client portal behind credentials, and a staff console behind that.
A skin contract with a JSON schema. A skin names the vertical, the palette, the copy, the intake fields, and the portal sections.
A generator command that stamps a ready application folder from a skin configuration, with the schema and deployment configuration already in place.
Three skins already cut, so the contract has been exercised rather than only designed.
Users and roles
A professional practice that needs a real portal, and you when you want a second vertical without a second build.
Workflow in practice
Enquiries arrive through intake, land in the console, and become portal accounts. A new vertical is a configuration file and a generator run.
In production
- A new vertical is stamped from one configuration file
- Marketing, intake, portal and console share one data model
- Three skins already cut and running
Build status
Complete and ready to deploy for you.
Included in every system we build
This is foundation, not a product. It ships inside the systems it belongs to, and its cost is already in their figures.
If a system you are commissioning does not already carry this piece, adding it is a line in your quote, not a second purchase.
It is here so you can see what you are getting rather than take our word for it.
Rails used
Stack
- Next.js
- Postgres with row level security
- JSON skin contract
- Generator script
Handover includes
- The chassis source
- The skin schema and your skin configurations
- The generator command
- Deployment configuration per skin
Ask about Apex Portal Chassis
Tell us how your business runs today and we will show you which systems carry this piece and what they would cost you.