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Designing RADYNEX as a provider platform, not a customer-specific fork
A scalable healthcare SaaS business needs more than multi-tenancy. It needs a commercial control plane that understands organizations, facilities, entitlements, consumption and lifecycle.
Separate control plane from clinical data plane
Tenant provisioning, plans, entitlements and billing state belong to a control layer. Imaging, reporting and clinical workflows remain governed by their own operational and security boundaries.
White-label without code forks
Provider branding should be configuration-driven—domain, identity, theme and communication profile—rather than a separate source-code branch for every service provider.
Meter what the contract needs
Studies, storage, facilities, users and selected services can become measurable units, but the final commercial model should remain configurable rather than hard-coded into clinical workflow.