03 · Online software product

SaaS platform and MVP development.

Online software products with accounts, subscriptions, administration, payments and an architecture designed for what comes next.

01 · Problem solved

Turn a repeatable operation into an operable product.

A SaaS product must serve several clients without mixing their data, remain manageable and support a clear commercial model. The challenge involves roles, rules and operations as much as the screens users see.

02 · Who it is for

Teams building or taking over a software product.

  • Founders who want to test a focused MVP.
  • Businesses turning an internal service into a B2B product.
  • Networks that need separate workspaces for their organizations.
  • Existing products that need stabilization or architectural evolution.

03 · Possible modules

What the platform can include.

Depending on the agreed scope, the SaaS can include:

Organizations and accounts

Client spaces, members, invitations, roles and permissions.

Subscriptions

Plans, statuses and access rules connected to the selected provider.

Payments and billing

Flows, receipts and payment events according to validated needs.

Central administration

Management of clients, settings, access and required operations.

APIs and notifications

Exchanges with the interfaces and services included in the project.

Reports and activity log

Indicators, exports and useful traces based on user roles.

04 · Process

Build the marketable core first.

  1. FrameDefine the primary user, problem, access model and value of the first version.
  2. ModelStructure organizations, roles, data and critical workflows.
  3. DeliverBuild a focused, testable and manageable scope.
  4. EvolvePrioritize later modules from observed use and constraints.

05 · Real examples

Two SaaS products, two markets and different rules.

DirectEat is a Canadian platform for restaurants. SouqDzayer is a B2B SaaS product designed for the Algerian market. Their modules answer their own scopes and are not automatically included in a new project.

06 · Frequently asked questions

Defining the first version.

Does a SaaS MVP need every planned module?

No. An MVP should validate the main use with the minimum coherent set of roles, data and workflows.

Are subscriptions and payments always included?

No. They can be included when the business model, provider and billing rules are part of the agreed scope.

Can Zomfy take over an existing SaaS?

Potentially, after reviewing the code, architecture, access, data and priority risks.

07 · Get started

Describe the user, the recurring problem and the first useful version.

Zomfy will help separate the essential product core from later modules.

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