Solutions

Solutions Overview

Ten reference architectures you can build on Supero, plus two worked case studies. Each one names the object types involved, the platform services it leans on, and the page that ta

Ways to Build

Supero gives you five ways into building an application. They all end in the same place — a multi-tenant app with access control and an admin panel, running on your database or our

Connect Your Database

Register the tables in a database you already run as object types in a Supero project, then read them where they are — synced into the platform store, or served live from the sourc

External Integrations

Payments, email, SMS, object storage, calendars and LLM keys, invoked through one endpoint — with the credentials held in the platform keystore instead of your application code.

Workflow Orchestration

A record changes, a workflow runs, and services fire in a defined order — with the definition stored as an ordinary record and every step written to a log you can query.

Online Storefront

One seller, one catalog, many buyers. Product types that extend product:base_product, a cart that converts into an order, and a payment record that tracks the money — assembled fro

Multi-Vendor Marketplace

Two audiences on one dataset: sellers who list and shoppers who buy, both modelled by extending customer:base_customer, with one catalog type that references its seller. What the p

Appointment & Service Booking

A priced service catalog, a set of staff who deliver it, and appointments that move through a real state machine — requested, confirmed, completed, cancelled, no_show. What the app

Membership & Recurring Billing

Plans, subscriptions and payments modelled on the platform's recurring_plan, membership and payment base types. Worked from a real 39-schema gym application.

Events & Ticketing

Events with tiered, priced admission, a cart that sells several tickets in one transaction, and a booking record per ticket held. Where the base types fit cleanly, where the fit is

Warehouse-Backed Reporting

Register tables from Snowflake or Databricks as read-only object types, then read them through the same governed CRUD surface as the rest of your application. From a real 18-schema

Approvals & E-Signature

Multi-step approval chains, signed documents, and the audit trail around them — built on the approval and document_signature base types, from a real 22-schema clinical trial applic

Case Study: A Multi-Tenant Issue Tracker over MCP

Ten object types, authored from an AI editor over MCP, serving every customer from one deployment — and the permission error that only appeared when a real user tried to file a bug

Case Study: A Subscription Business, End to End

IronWorks Three — 39 schemas, sixteen platform services, and a workflow that fires the moment a class is booked. Including the billing loop the platform does not run for you.