SaaS platform for a team in Moscow
SaaS architecture, tenancy, roles, billing, APIs, analytics and product evolution.
Delivery focus: Align roles, data and ownership across several participants.
What we discuss first
customer segments, roles, data isolation, plans, billing and APIs.
What we accept in the result
tenant model, access, key user journeys, audit trail and change rules.
Boundaries and dependencies
payment providers, cloud infrastructure and plan terms are scoped separately.
Web project coordination in Moscow
For a web project, we confirm the visitor journey, content and next action; city coordination helps agree materials with the team in Moscow. Remote sessions follow Moscow time, UTC+3. Delivery is remote; OTON does not claim an office, employees or local representation in this city.
Brief prompt
Who decides, provides data and approves the result?
Hand-off check
Confirm roles, access, data flows and acceptance criteria.
Offer geography
Before work starts, we confirm whether the offer is intended for Moscow, Russia or several markets. This affects language, form fields, required information, analytics and campaign settings; no unsupported local promises are added.
Local delivery context
If the site collects data through forms or an account, discovery records the fields, processing purpose and decision owner; the customer or its counsel confirms the applicable requirements. Официальный интернет-портал правовой информации.
City context
Moscow's official programme describes mos.ru as a unified portal for city authorities, services, guidance and official enquiries. Discovery separately records the user journey, identity step, required information and hand-off from the interface to the accountable process. Acceptance checks journey clarity, statuses, accessibility and correct enquiry completion, not only page appearance. Official portal of the Mayor and Government of Moscow.
Question before the brief
Is multi-tenancy needed immediately? Only when the product model requires it. Can approval be split across teams? Yes, with an owner defined for every decision.