Multilingual and multi-tenant applications
A multilingual, multi-tenant platform runs several countries, brands or organisations in one system with separated data.
Why one platform replaces many installations
Many companies run a separate installation for each unit. Maintenance, updates and security fixes then multiply. A shared platform cuts this effort.
Multi-tenancy
Technically enforced separation of data per tenant
Separate roles, settings and branding
Central management of shared content and master data
New tenants without a new installation
Multilingual support
Interface and content are fully translatable and can be adjusted per tenant. Date formats, currencies and legal texts follow each market. Public pages get hreflang and clear URL structures.
Technology
We separate tenants through a shared database with a tenant identifier or through separate databases with stronger isolation. Automated tests ensure that no data becomes visible between tenants.
Approach
We clarify what is controlled centrally and what per tenant. Existing installations are merged one tenant at a time while operations continue. A pilot tenant tests processes and permissions first.