The platform

The part that decides whether an internal app survives

Building the application is the visible half. The half that kills internal software is everything after launch — deploys, patching, backups, monitoring, access control. That is the platform's job.

Managed operations

Run for you, on every plan

None of this is an add-on tier. It is the reason the platform exists.

Deployment

Staged environments and a pipeline for every change, with one-click rollback. No cluster to provision and no release engineer to borrow.

Security operations

Patching, dependency updates, secret rotation and hardening run centrally, with an evidence trail your reviewers can read.

Observability

Logs, metrics and traces wired up before the first release, so performance questions have answers rather than theories.

Backups and recovery

Point-in-time backups with restores that are actually tested, because an internal app running a real process deserves real care.

Scale

Capacity follows demand without a migration project when the pilot becomes the system everyone depends on.

Governance

Environments, access and change history are consistent across every application, so platform teams get one model to reason about.

Controls

Built to pass your security review

Every application inherits the same authentication, authorisation and audit behaviour, so a security review is a conversation about the platform once rather than about each new internal tool.

  • Single sign-on via SAML and OIDC
  • Role-based access control on every entity and action
  • Audit logging of data changes and administrative actions
  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Environment separation between development and production
  • Exportable data and generated code, on every plan

Interoperability

Fits the architecture you already have

Connectivity included

PostgreSQLREST APIsWebhooksSAML / OIDCObject storageEmail and chatCSV importEvent streams

Hand over the operational half

Keep the applications and the data. Let bizapps.io carry the deploys, the patching and the pager.