Help shape an open platform for reusable business software modules. The planned ecosystem will give developers opportunities to share their work, reach businesses and earn recurring revenue.
Standardized package
Planned ecosystem distribution
Planned capability
Intended workflow
Intended workflow
Target business application
Business software contains many common building blocks. Sevenlake is being designed to let developers create reusable modules that can eventually be used across multiple applications.
Every client project starts from scratch, duplicating auth, data models, and UI components.
Build a single module once. Modules are intended to be reusable across different applications and deployment environments.
Focus on your domain expertise and create modular building blocks for business applications. The categories below are examples of modules that could be developed for the future platform.
Customer records, pipeline tracking, deal stages, and account activity histories.
Charting engines, custom analytics dashboards, metric rollups, and PDF exports.
State machines, multi-step approval routing, event triggers, and automated actions.
Stock tracking, multi-warehouse support, SKU management, and reorder triggers.
Invoicing, double-entry ledger hooks, tax calculations, and payment gateways.
Structured docs, vector AI indexing, article versioning, and taxonomy managers.
Resource scheduling, calendar availability engines, and timezone management.
Template rendering, e-signatures, file parsing, and versioned asset storage.
Single sign-on, RBAC permissions, MFA, and OAuth2 session token validation.
Multi-channel routing, email templates, SMS, push alerts, and webhook triggers.
Pre-built integrations for external ERPs, SaaS tools, and REST endpoints.
High-level UI grids, form generators, data tables, and kanban views.
General ledger, accounts payable/receivable, financial reporting, and automated reconciliation.
The planned Sevenlake AI is intended to combine marketplace modules and reusable components to assist with software creation.
The planned modular architecture is intended to provide shared foundations for security, schemas, integrations and runtime execution.
Sevenlake’s planned module standards are intended to support compatibility, documentation, testing and controlled versioning.
Planned versioning and migration standards will aim to preserve compatibility between module releases.
Developers will be encouraged to provide guidance, examples and API specifications.
Shared metadata standards and typed contracts are intended to help modules work together.
The planned approach includes community review, automated testing and feedback from real-world use.
The intended platform model will support public, private and client-specific modules through shared standards.
Shared on Marketplace for global ecosystem usage.
Proprietary logic built for internal enterprise deployment.
Bespoke integrations tailored for client environments.
The goal is for different module types to combine within a flexible business-application runtime.
Show collaboration rather than replacement across every stage of application development.
Defines operational requirements and real business problems that need solving.
Shapes the solution, selects appropriate modules, and tailors business flows.
Creates reusable capabilities, core logic, complex components, and integrations.
Planned AI Engine — Intended to assist with composition, interface wiring and boilerplate generation.
Sevenlake is being designed to provide common foundations so developers can concentrate on valuable business capabilities.
Every project starts again from scratch.
Spend your time solving business problems instead of rebuilding common infrastructure.
The planned ecosystem aims to offer distribution, monetisation and AI-assisted discovery for reusable modules.
The planned ecosystem will give developers opportunities to share modules with businesses and implementation partners.
The planned marketplace will allow developers to monetize software through subscriptions and usage-based licensing.
The planned AI Builder is intended to suggest relevant modules during application design.
Maintain one codebase and share updates across planned deployment environments.
Sevenlake is developed completely in the open. Follow the current platform priorities, upcoming milestones and discover where your contributions can have the biggest impact.
