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Multi-tenant requirements and role-based access can be included in the scope. We agree how organisations, memberships, and product records relate, which actions each role can perform, and how tenant boundaries are enforced and tested. Invitations, administrator changes, account suspension, and data export need their own rules; the architecture is chosen around those requirements and the operating team.

We review the chosen providers, supported APIs, account permissions, and product states before implementing a connection. Subscription changes, payment failures, cancellations, and delayed provider events need clear effects on access and customer messaging. Billing processing remains with the appropriate provider, while your product receives and interprets the agreed events and keeps operational review possible.

We review representative tasks, expected data volumes, access patterns, and the requirements of the initial release. Testing focuses on the workflows that matter, including permission checks and slow or unavailable dependencies. Architecture and deployment choices should fit those needs and the team operating the product; we do not promise unlimited scale without workload evidence and an ongoing operating plan.

The agreed handover can include code access, setup instructions, architecture notes, interface conventions, role definitions, release steps, and known limitations. We discuss the receiving team’s skills and responsibilities before development. Ongoing maintenance, monitoring, infrastructure costs, and future iterations are scoped separately, with a practical plan for ownership rather than an assumed support arrangement.