The Configurable Platform
for Complex Operations

Configure products, pricing, workflows, and business rules as your operations evolve.

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Wie funktioniert das?

Configure your operations, model your business, and extend the platform when needed.

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Configure core operations without custom code

Create and update products, offers, pricing, business rules, and operational processes through configuration.

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product plans and offers

Products, plans and offers

Create plans, tariffs, bundles, subscriptions, and usage-based services.

pricing and commercial logic

Pricing and commercial logic

Set prices, tiers, allowances, discounts, thresholds, and eligibility conditions.

business rules and workflows

Business rules and workflows

Define conditions & actions that keep processes consistent across customers, services, usage, and transactions.

See no-code configuration in action

Watch how teams configure their business models, without a single line of code.

Model the business you actually run

Extend standard customer, product, service, asset, and transaction records with the fields, attributes, and relationships your operations need.

Use this business-specific data across pricing, eligibility, business rules, workflows, and integrations as your operations evolve.

model the business you actually run

Adapt the platform at every level

Use no-code configuration to adapt products, pricing, business rules, and operational settings.

Use APIs, webhooks, events, and SDKs for integrations, custom experiences, and advanced automation.

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adapt the platform at every level

FAQs

Still have questions?

No-code configuration lets authorized users adapt products, pricing, workflows, business rules, and operational settings without modifying source code.

Teams can configure products, offers, pricing, commercial logic, workflows, business rules, and business-specific data.

No. It removes routine configuration work from the engineering backlog while APIs, webhooks, events, and SDKs remain available for integrations and advanced requirements.

An extensible data model lets you add business-specific fields, attributes, and relationships so the platform reflects how your operations actually work.

Yes. Teams can handle common business changes through configuration and use the Developer Platform for integrations, custom logic, and advanced extensions.

It is designed for product managers, operations teams, billing teams, administrators, and solution architects who need to adapt the platform as business requirements change.