User management: from sign-in to business access
Connect identity, business accounts, memberships, and app-instance access. Each app maps local users and roles and enforces data permissions, distinguishing sign-in from authority to act.
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Keep independent code, data, and deployment. Explore integration preparation, tenant mapping, review, publishing, and service responsibilities for an operable SaaS product.
COMMON QUESTIONS
From code to operations: integration questions.
What remains after connecting an app built with Vibe Coding?
Runlume provides an operational foundation for identity, sales, provisioning, subscriptions, and authorized connections. Developers remain responsible for business logic, data models, permission mapping, testing, and deployment, and must verify purchase, provisioning, usage, and expiry flows against the integration contracts.
Must an existing business system be rewritten?
A full rewrite is not a prerequisite. First map sign-in, instance ownership, permissions, callable APIs, and events, then define the integration work. Existing interfaces and isolation controls affect the effort required.
Can platform security replace an app’s own security controls?
No. The platform manages identity, instance access, and authorized connections. Apps still validate business-data permissions, inputs, and operation rules, and maintain dependencies, logs, and backups. Integration testing should cover unauthorized access, cross-tenant requests, replay, and failures.
What should a developer prepare before integration?
Prepare the app’s purpose, runtime, sign-in method, tenant and instance model, API documentation, and the features and entitlements to be sold. For external services, also identify data flows, credential handling, and who pays the associated costs.