01CONNECTED
For ERP, POS, SaaS and marketplaces
TechnoMinds API Platform
Operate Saudi product rails for every business your platform serves.
Create a connected customer business, attach Fatoorah or Address resources, issue scoped credentials, and keep each customer’s requests, usage, webhooks, and evidence inside the correct boundary.
CUSTOMERS
Connected businesses
PRODUCTS
Fatoorah & Address
BOUNDARY
Scoped per business
Connected customer business
One platform organization, explicit boundaries for every customer
01Add customer businessCONNECTED
02Attach Fatoorah + AddressACTIVE
03Issue scoped credentialBOUND
04Attribute usage and evidenceRECORDED
Identity
Outcome
Evidence
The complete operating loop
Designed around the work after the first API call.
Identity, processing, exceptions, final outcome, and retained evidence stay connected as one product journey.
02ACTIVE
Attach Fatoorah + Address
03BOUND
Issue scoped credential
04RECORDED
Attribute usage and evidence
Built for
The teams closest to the workflow.
The API Platform is for software companies serving other businesses. Your organization owns the integration; every connected customer business receives its own product resources, credential grants, usage, and evidence boundary.
ERP and POS vendors
Add one downstream business for each customer and enable only the invoice or address resources that customer needs.
Vertical SaaS and marketplaces
Keep merchant or tenant context server-authorized instead of trusting a caller-supplied customer identifier.
Platform operations and finance
See which business used which product, credential, request, quota, and support path without rebuilding attribution from raw logs.
The platform problem
A customer ID in a request is not a tenant boundary.
Serving many businesses requires explicit customer resources, credential grants, product activation, request attribution, usage, and evidence—not one shared key plus a merchant field.
- 01
One platform credential can accidentally cross customer boundaries when downstream authorization is implicit.
- 02
Fatoorah and Address resources need separate activation and scopes for each customer business.
- 03
Support cannot explain an operation when customer, product, credential, request, and evidence are not connected.
- 04
Commercial usage becomes disputed when consumption is not attributed to the right connected business.
Product capability
A complete operating surface—not one isolated feature.
Identity
API keys, OAuth, and scopes
Provision application access with explicit credentials, client identity, scopes, tenant boundaries, revocation, and support ownership.
Environment
Sandbox and production separation
Keep evaluation credentials, data, behavior, entitlements, and evidence distinct from a separately enabled production path.
Request
Idempotency and request records
Assign durable request identity, prevent unsafe duplication, and retain the state required to explain what happened.
Events
Webhooks, retry, dead-letter, and replay
Deliver operational outcomes through a controlled event path with retry policies, failed-delivery visibility, and accountable replay.
Commercial
Usage, quota, and billing boundaries
Attribute consumption to the correct organization, tenant, credential, rail, and commercial scope.
Evidence
Tenant operations and support timeline
Give support and operations a traceable view of access, requests, outcomes, exceptions, usage, and customer responsibility.
Built for the first real workflow
Move from product fit to a working integration path.
Create an account, activate the sandbox, and take one representative operation through the complete lifecycle. Expand when the connected path works the way your team needs it to.
Activation path
From platform account to the first connected business.
Create the platform organization, add one fictional customer business in the synthetic sandbox, attach the required products, and make a request using the resulting authorized boundary.
Create platform account- 01
Create the platform organization
Choose Platform during signup so the organization can manage downstream customer businesses.
- 02
Add a connected business
Use your stable external reference and the customer’s display and legal context to create one explicit boundary.
- 03
Attach product resources
Enable Fatoorah, Address, or both for that customer and issue only the credential grants required for those resources.
- 04
Operate and expand
Send requests with the authorized connected-business context, inspect usage and evidence, then repeat the same model for the next customer.
Questions
What teams ask before they start.
Can we create a platform account without a sales call?
Yes. Create a verified account and organization, then begin with the automatically provisioned Fatoorah sandbox rail. Enterprise and OEM commercial scope remains optional.
Does sandbox access mean production is approved?
No. Sandbox and production are deliberately separate. Production enablement requires the relevant product evidence, external credentials, customer prerequisites, commercial scope, and written activation decision.
Can one integration support multiple customers or entities?
The platform is designed around explicit organization, tenant, credential, environment, and product boundaries. The exact multi-tenant or multi-entity model is confirmed for the platform or OEM scope.
How is usage priced?
The pricing page reads the current catalog for Fatoorah and Address. Platform and OEM scope depends on downstream tenants, volume, environments, retention, and support requirements.
Connected portfolio
Build the next rail when the workflow needs it.
Start building
Add your first connected customer business.
Create a Platform organization, provision fictional downstream Fatoorah and Address resources in the synthetic sandbox, and verify the customer boundary before any external production discussion.