Multi-tenant enterprise ERP
ERP SaaS Platform
Modular multi-tenant ERP spanning HR, finance, inventory, and manufacturing—with tenant isolation and domain-driven boundaries.

Background & Context
Enterprise teams needed an ERP foundation that could serve multiple business units without data leakage, while allowing independent squads to ship modules on separate release trains. Legacy monoliths made every change risky and slowed onboarding of new tenants.
The Challenge
Enterprises needed modular ERP with tenant isolation, RBAC, and workflows spanning HR, finance, inventory, and manufacturing.
Our Approach
ASP.NET Core clean/DDD backend with React 18 SPA—lazy-loaded route modules per business domain and GraphQL + REST APIs.
Domain modeling & tenant architecture
We defined bounded contexts per business domain—HR, finance, inventory, manufacturing—with strict tenant isolation at the persistence and API layers.
Modular frontend delivery
React route modules lazy-load per domain so teams can deploy UI boundaries independently without shipping the entire SPA on every release.
API strategy & RBAC
GraphQL for flexible client queries plus REST for integrations, with role-based access enforced consistently across modules and tenants.
What We Delivered
- Multi-tenant data isolation with per-tenant configuration
- Eight+ business domain modules with independent boundaries
- GraphQL and REST API surfaces for integrations
- RBAC with auditable permission models
- Lazy-loaded React SPA with Redux-Saga orchestration
Outcomes & Impact
- Enterprise-grade foundation covering 8+ business domains
- Modular boundaries for independent team delivery
- Multi-tenant isolation at data and UI level
The platform gives enterprises a scalable ERP core—new tenants onboard without custom forks, squads ship domain modules independently, and leadership gets consolidated reporting without sacrificing isolation.
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