OutSystems & integrations

Extend what works.

Use low-code where it helps. Bring in custom interfaces, APIs, and engineering where the work needs more control.

Practical implementation,
with something to show.

Internal tools and enterprise applications need more than a set of screens. Permissions, configuration, integration boundaries, and deployment procedures affect how well the system works for the people maintaining it.

Our OutSystems work focuses on those details: implementing applications, extending authorization, connecting APIs, and creating reusable operational components.

Published components

Work you can explore.

OutSystems Forge · O11

RoleShield Core

An OutSystems 11 component for extending role-based authorization patterns across an application.

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OutSystems Forge · O11

RoleShield Dashboard

A companion interface for managing RoleShield configuration and resource-role assignments.

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OutSystems Forge · O11

Shared Configuration Manager

A component for shared web.config configuration, deployment planning, queues, and audit reporting.

View on Forge

Component documentation and compatibility information are available on their Forge pages. OutSystems is a trademark of its respective owner.

Technical writing

Notes from the work.

Authorization: A Native OutSystems Approach

Authentication, authorization, entity policies, and how to structure the implementation.

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RoleShield: A Flexible Approach to RBAC in OutSystems

A closer look at roles, resource access, and authorization across screens and menus.

Read on Medium

Shared Configuration Manager

Centralized configuration patterns and the operational work around them.

Read on Medium

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