Danielle Rosenthal

Work  /  Risk and compliance · 2024–2026

Customers build their own navigation and screens

Enterprise software normally hands a business user a fixed interface. Changing the words in the menu, the order of it or adding a screen means a change request, a release, or a professional services engagement.

Here a customer arranges their own navigation, names and translates every item, chooses its icon and adds screens their own developer wrote. Every one of them is governed by the platform’s existing roles and permissions, with no code change from the vendor.

Navigation and custom screens configured per customer, inheriting the platform’s permissions

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What’s in it

  1. What a business user normally gets
  2. It started with the menu
  3. Then the screens themselves
  4. What “inherits the permissions” has to actually mean
  5. Which screens to hand over
  6. Why this is the piece I’d point at