In single-org projects, small shortcuts often feel harmless and efficient.
When the same solution must work across many orgs, those shortcuts quickly become liabilities.
This transition forces a deeper level of architectural discipline.
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In single-org projects, small shortcuts often feel harmless and efficient.
When the same solution must work across many orgs, those shortcuts quickly become liabilities.
This transition forces a deeper level of architectural discipline.
Product-focused design requires thinking about configurability, upgrades, and security reviews.
Architects must clearly separate what belongs in packages versus customer configuration.
Every decision is amplified across multiple orgs and use cases.
These trade-offs are commonly explored when developing a multi-tenant mindset through real product experiences.