Multiple Clients

A client refers to a front-end interface developed for different user groups or roles, all sharing a single back-end database. For example, an e-commerce app may have separate front-ends for users and administrators, or a business may create different portals for various departments.

Value

1. Customized Experience: Develop dedicated front-ends for different user groups to provide a tailored experience and improve satisfaction.
2. Security and Access Control: Assign different access levels based on user roles and permissions. Admin portals may have advanced permissions, while user portals allow only basic operations.
3. Improved Efficiency: Specialized portals for each department streamline workflows and boost productivity.
4. Reduced Complexity: Separating features for different user groups reduces system complexity and maintenance costs.
5. Unified Data Management: All portals share the same back-end database, ensuring data consistency and simplifying management.

Multi-Clients Guide

1. Upgrade to Pro and Purchase Additional Clients:
   Projects must be upgraded to Pro to add multiple clients. If already Pro, adding a new client requires purchasing the Pro plan again (each additional client is half the current Pro price). For example: Pro ($99) + one client ($99/2) = $148.50/month. Upon purchase, the platform refunds based on the remaining days of the previous order.

2. After Purchasing Additional Clients:
   The project will be split into three portals:

   • Server (Back-end): For managing data models and performing data management tasks.
   • Web Client: The default client for building front-end pages.
   • New Client: The newly added portal for designing additional front-end pages.

3. Renewing Clients:
   Renewal pricing includes all clients and the Pro plan. To exclude a client from renewal, delete it before renewing.

4. Version Downgrade:
   Downgrading to a non-Pro version makes all additional clients read-only (cannot be edited or published). The default client remains unaffected.

5. Reactivating Clients After Upgrading to Pro Again:
   If the project expires and is later upgraded to Pro, you can choose to reactivate previously purchased clients (one-time only). Unactivated clients will be deleted.

Notes

1. Projects must be Pro to add multiple clients.
2. Publishing with Custom Domain: For new clients, you can apply for a subdomain from a domain provider and publish each client with its own domain.
3. Deleting Clients: To avoid renewing a client, delete it before the next renewal.
4. Reactivating Clients: After expiration, when upgrading to Pro again, you can choose to reactivate previously purchased clients; otherwise, they will be deleted.
5. Clients that expire before January 22, 2025, will be deleted.