SaaS platforms

Custom SaaS Platform Development

Salt develops B2B SaaS platforms around a defined customer workflow, with organization accounts, permissions, administration, and scoped integrations. Examples include industry-specific products, client reporting, approval workflows, and subscription account tools.

Example use cases

What can we build with saas platforms?

These are examples, not a complete list of what we can build. We develop custom solutions around your business process, including use cases not listed here. Delivered client work is identified separately below.

01Founders and product teams

Industry-specific SaaS product

A repeatable industry workflow is still managed in spreadsheets.

Start with
A target customer workflow, account roles, and the records users need.
What we can build
Build the core task inside separate organization workspaces with onboarding and administration.
Your team gets
A usable first product for a defined customer segment.

Plan for: Validate tenant isolation and the core customer journey before expanding feature scope.

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02Agencies and service businesses

Client reporting SaaS

Teams assemble the same client report manually each month.

Start with
Approved data feeds, client accounts, metric definitions, and report templates.
What we can build
Refresh data, calculate agreed metrics, and publish reports to each client workspace.
Your team gets
A repeatable reporting product with account-specific access.

Plan for: Confirm API availability, data licensing, and how source changes affect report accuracy.

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03B2B product teams

Workflow approval SaaS

Customers need configurable reviews without building their own internal system.

Start with
Submission forms, approval stages, role rules, and notification preferences.
What we can build
Route a submission through the agreed sequence and retain a decision history.
Your team gets
A configurable approval product for a specific business process.

Plan for: Start with bounded configuration so every customer does not require a separate codebase.

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04Software businesses expanding a product

Subscription & account platform

Billing changes and user permissions are managed separately.

Start with
Subscription events, plan rules, user roles, and organization accounts.
What we can build
Apply entitlements when plans change and provide administrative account controls.
Your team gets
Consistent access across onboarding, upgrades, cancellations, and support.

Plan for: Define failed-payment and cancellation behavior before connecting live billing.

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Don’t see your use case? We can build around it.

Your project can adapt these examples, combine several workflows, or solve a different problem. Tell us what you need to achieve and which systems you use. We’ll define the scope, integrations, and a practical first release with you.

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The solution in action

From a daily task
to a connected workflow.

An illustrative flow to make the scope tangible. We adapt the steps, roles, and controls to your business.

  1. 01

    An organization joins

    Create an account and invite the right users.

  2. 02

    Users complete the core task

    Deliver the product’s primary value before adding secondary features.

  3. 03

    Your team operates the service

    Manage access, subscriptions, support, and product feedback.

What we can build

The capabilities behind the workflow.

Tenant boundaries

Design how customer data and permissions are separated.

Subscription workflows

Connect billing events to entitlements and account changes.

Product operations

Plan administration, event tracking, support, and release controls.

SaaS & mobile project experience

Bullmentor SaaS & Flutter app

Salt developed a SaaS MVP for Bullmentor’s trader–mentor platform and a hybrid mobile app built with Flutter for both iOS and Android.

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Inside the project
  • SaaS MVP development
  • Trader–mentor platform
  • Flutter hybrid mobile application

Read the project scope and implementation details to assess the fit for your business.

Plan before you build

Agree on the inputs.
Know what success means.

Systems, data & access

Target users, tenant isolation requirements, billing provider, identity needs, and expected data volumes.

What to measure

Activation, completion of the core task, support demand, and retention by customer cohort.

A focused first release

One customer segment and a testable core workflow, with essential account administration.

Delivery with SPARK

Make the next decision with evidence.

Explore the SPARK framework

Define the workflow, test the uncertain parts, and release an agreed scope. Use the pilot to decide what belongs in the next stage.

  1. Agree on the scope. Map users, exceptions, systems, and acceptance criteria.
  2. Test the first workflow. One customer segment and a testable core workflow, with essential account administration.
  3. Build and validate. Review working software, access boundaries, and integration failures.
  4. Release and improve. Establish a baseline using the agreed measures and review what users need next.

Before you decide

Questions buyers ask.

Connected expertise

Explore your next step.

Software Development

Let’s define a useful first release

Tell us where the work gets stuck.

Bring your current workflow, the systems involved, and the outcome your team needs. We’ll help identify a practical starting scope.

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