Quote Builder
SalesCreate customer quotes.
Created by Alex Morgan
The internal app platform for your enterprise
Your company’s
own app store.
Your people are building apps. Give everyone one place to find and use them.
Built by your people.Try an app below
Your company apps
Explore company apps 12Find it. Install it. Use it.
Campaign Brief
MarketingPlan your next campaign.
Created by Emily Carter
Customer Explorer
SalesKnow your accounts.
Created by Jordan Brooks
Expense Review
FinanceReview team expenses.
Created by Rachel Bennett
Budget Planner
FinancePlan spend by project.
Created by Michael Chen
New Hire Hub
PeopleWelcome every new starter.
Created by Jessica Davis
Leave Planner
PeopleCoordinate time off.
Created by Taylor Wilson
Sprint Tracker
EngineeringKeep delivery on track.
Created by Daniel Kim
Vendor Directory
OperationsFind the right supplier.
Created by Ashley Thompson
Purchase Requests
OperationsRequest what your team needs.
Created by Ryan Mitchell
Asset Register
ITTrack company equipment.
Created by Chris Parker
Support Triage
SupportGet requests to the right team.
Created by Megan Collins
Illustrative apps and creators. Try installing or opening an app.
Build with any toolCompany sign-in includedRuns on your infrastructure
Everyone’s building.
Where does it all go?
Chat links · Laptops · Separate loginsOne company app store.
Useful tools shouldn’t stop with the person who built them.
Beyond “it works on my laptop”
Built by one.
Ready for everyone.
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Quote Builder
Created by Alex Morgan
Built for a better sales workflow
YOUR COMPANY
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Sales teamWaiting for a shared homeInteractive example · Use any builder that produces a deployable app.
Built in, from the start
Four foundations.
Already built.
More time for the tool your team actually needs.
Work account ✓
01 / Authentication↓↓↓
Company sign-in, handled.
One work account. The right access.
One identity · Access by roleCompany identity, across apps
Company SSO and role-based permissions are part of the workspace. Your team decides who can use each app and what they can do.
App activity ExampleMon Fri
02 / AnalyticsSee what gets used.
See which tools your team uses.
Feature usage · User journeysUnderstand adoption
Follow feature usage and user journeys to see which tools help your teams and where people get stuck.
Your infrastructure
03 / DeploymentQuote BuilderRunning
New Hire HubRunning
Sprint TrackerRunning
Let each app grow.
Run each app on your infrastructure.
Independent services · Your environmentIndependent apps, your environment
Deploy and scale apps independently in your Kubernetes cluster or VPC. Choose the data sources and model endpoints your company allows.
App health Example
04 / MonitoringServices responding
Know when something breaks.
Spot errors. Keep useful tools running.
App health · Logs · AlertsVisibility after launch
Logs, errors, health checks, and alerts help teams investigate issues and keep their tools running.
Enterprise, built in.
Their tools.
Your rules.
Company sign-in. The right access. Your infrastructure.
What the workspace handles
Shared people and sign-in. Roles chosen per app. Each app has its own records, files, and releases.
Apps run in your environment, with the data access and model endpoints you allow. Air-gapped deployment is available.
onsuiteYour company workspace
View access for
Company sign-inYour peopleAccess policies
Quote BuilderSales teamNew Hire HubPeople teamSprint TrackerEngineeringYour builder + OnSuite
Build the app.
We handle what comes next.
The jobYour app builderOnSuite
CreateInterface & workflowsA shared home for the finished app
ShareA deployable appCompany app store & team distribution
AccessApp-specific behaviorCompany sign-in & role-based permissions
OperateUpdates to your toolDeployment, analytics & monitoring
Complementary roles. Capabilities vary by builder.
Control beyond launch
Know what’s running.
Decide what stays.
A name behind every app.
Owner, team, data access, and status—in one inventory.
What you can track
See who built and owns an app, who uses it, its data connections, review history, and current status. Search and export your inventory.
Your policies, before publish.
Approve an app or send back a specific change.
What gets checked
Review sign-in, data permissions, sensitive data, approved model endpoints, regional requirements, secrets, and dependencies before sharing.
The right tools. The right teams.
Publish by team or role. Change access when needed.
How access stays controlled
Distribute by department or region, stage a rollout, or disable an app. Ownership and changes stay recorded in the audit log.
Your team’s next chapter
Good ideas deserve
to get used.
Start with the tools your people already build.
A closer look
Questions from
your team.
What is OnSuite?
OnSuite is an internal app platform for employee-built tools. It gives them a place to run on your infrastructure and a company app store where colleagues can find, install, and use them. Company sign-in, access controls, and reviews are built in.
Is OnSuite another app builder?
No. Employees build with the tools they prefer. OnSuite is where those apps go next: a shared home for running, reviewing, and distributing them across your company.
Who is it for?
Organizations whose employees are building their own tools and need a practical way to make them available to colleagues. Teams get useful apps; IT gets clear ownership, access, and deployment controls.
How does authentication work?
OnSuite handles company single sign-on and role-based access, so app builders can focus on the tool and your organization can control who uses it.
Where do our apps and data live?
OnSuite runs in your Kubernetes cluster or VPC. Your apps and data stay in your environment. Air-gapped deployment is available.
Can we control which apps reach a team?
Yes. Review apps against your policies, publish to selected teams or roles, and disable an app when needed. Ownership and changes are recorded.