Platform architecture

Strong foundations for both business outcomes and technical delivery.

This page explains the platform core in practical terms. Stakeholders can evaluate robustness and scalability, while developers can validate implementation flexibility and integration readiness.

Platform modules in practice

Easy data model

Define object prototypes and properties with explicit data types and constraints. The core handles many underlying constraints implicitly, which keeps focus on model quality and delivery speed.

  • Object types and object properties
  • Conditional showing and calculations
  • Masked fields and reusable structures

Clean and powerful data views

Use structured views for analysis and operational workflows, inspect details in context windows, and export results into native XLSX for additional work.

  • Filtering and grouping data
  • Calculations with data
  • Contextual windows and object detail inspection

Custom canvases and layouts

Use canvas/layout builders to define module pages and dashboards. Teams are not limited to predefined table-only views and can combine views with richer custom UI blocks.

  • Block-based page composition
  • Embedding data views in custom interfaces
  • Optional custom HTML-based extensions

Complex automations made simple

Build event-based flows using prepared actions or custom handlers. Internal API and hooks can listen to system events and trigger safe follow-up actions.

  • Trigger system and endpoints/chaining
  • Custom button actions
  • Workflow setup with notifications

Almighty integrations

The REST API layer reflects model changes on the fly. Integrations can use API operations and webhooks to exchange data and react to external system events.

  • REST API architecture for external services
  • Webhook handling and reactions
  • Public pages with defined data logic

Detailed permissions

Jetstack supports unlimited role definitions with granular rights management. Access follows an implicit-deny approach so access scope can be controlled down to single records.

  • Role-based control model
  • Granular operation rights
  • Controlled visibility of data entries

Make it yours

White label is a standard capability. Teams can customize logos, colors, layout elements, welcome messages, and e-mail templates from the UI.

  • Brand controls without advanced styling work
  • Consistent app identity for internal teams
  • Custom communication templates

Operational channels

Notifications can be delivered in-app, by e-mail, or by push notifications. Custom SMTP relay support is available for e-mail delivery workflows.

Widgets and plug-ins

Widgets can be placed on dashboards and modules, with room for custom programming where out-of-the-box behavior does not cover the use case.

Transparent pricing model

Platform fees are described as transparent and based on the amount of data stored, with a flat monthly entry level and additional cost on higher usage.

Framework-first design

The core is presented as agnostic and suitable for broad system types, including large and complex application scenarios.

Stakeholder next step

Translate capabilities to rollout outcomes

Move from technical modules to an implementation plan, ownership model, and production timeline for your business case.

Developer next step

Move from architecture to execution

Continue to implementation tracks, docs, and API references to start building production-grade solutions.

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