Provider-side trust layer

Backoffice

Backoffice was crafted for support engineers, SRE, compliance and billing operations. It turns internal interventions into scoped, approved and auditable workflows instead of scripts and direct database access.

Provider operations Provider ops Diagnostics Governance SRE Backend Observability Operations Web app Cloud DevOps AI
Ops cockpit

Introduction

Inside Backoffice

The provider needed speed during incidents without weakening tenant isolation or losing evidence about who changed what and why.

What had to be protected

The interface favors calm operational density: risk lanes, accountable actions and clear next moves during incidents.

5 source domains 30+ ops modules 100% privileged action logging L3 support ready

Features

Product features with technical depth

We separated provider-facing workflows from tenant-facing domains and made privileged actions explicit, reviewable and reversible where possible.

Scoped diagnostics

Support sees tenant context without collapsing isolation boundaries.

Replay discipline

Replay is routed through controlled labs, approvals and evidence records.

Rollout governance

Policy and rule changes use segmentation, versions and audit history.

Operational command

Health, incidents, integrations and billing risks are prioritized in one provider view.

AI and automation readiness

The system keeps clean domain events and audit context for assisted workflows.

Incident cockpit

SRE sees degraded domains, tenant impact and SLA risk first.

Support case view

Evidence, traces and allowed actions stay attached to one case.

Policy rollout board

Operators compare versions, risk segments and approval state before rollout.

Challenges

Internal risk

Without a backoffice, diagnostics, replay, support and rollout control become manual procedures with unclear accountability.

Technical challenges

01

Tenant isolation

Support needed enough context to diagnose issues without crossing customer boundaries.

02

Privileged actions

Every internal intervention had to be scoped, approved and visible after the fact.

03

Incident speed

The interface had to help teams move quickly without falling back to scripts or direct database access.

Domain challenges

01

Internal risk

Without a backoffice, diagnostics, replay, support and rollout control become manual procedures with unclear accountability.

02

Incident cockpit

SRE sees degraded domains, tenant impact and SLA risk first.

03

Support case view

Evidence, traces and allowed actions stay attached to one case.

Technology stack

Technology stack behind the product

A provider-facing web platform over domain APIs, audit services, approval workflows and operational dashboards for cross-domain reliability.

Backend .NET APIs, domain-prefixed modules
Observability Health, queues, replay traces
Governance Approvals, elevation, audit logs
Operations Tenant support, rollout, billing controls
Web app Angular, TypeScript
Cloud GCP, Kubernetes, containers
DevOps CI/CD, OpenTelemetry, health checks
AI Assisted workflows and automation direction
.NET APIs Health replay traces elevation Tenant support billing controls TypeScript Kubernetes CI/CD health checks Backend Governance Web app DevOps Provider ops SRE domain-prefixed modules queues Approvals audit logs rollout Angular GCP containers OpenTelemetry Assisted workflows and automation direction Observability Operations Cloud AI Diagnostics
domain-prefixed modules queues Approvals audit logs rollout Angular GCP containers OpenTelemetry Assisted workflows and automation direction Observability Operations Cloud AI Diagnostics .NET APIs Health replay traces elevation Tenant support billing controls TypeScript Kubernetes CI/CD health checks Backend Governance Web app DevOps Provider ops SRE

Japonics

Operate complex SaaS without invisible internal shortcuts

Backoffice demonstrates provider-grade craft: speed, restraint and accountability in one operating layer.