ISV and Platform Builders

Your Platform Serves Regulated Industries. You Should Not Have To Build Document Generation Yourself.

If you are building software for banking, insurance, lending, or any other regulated industry, your clients need governed document generation. Templx is the component that handles it multi-tenant by design, API-first, with a governance layer your clients configure without coming back to you. Ship it in days. Maintain it never.

Templx multi-tenant deployment 3 client tenants
Shared infrastructure Word plugin REST API Workbench
First Community Bank
12 templates · 3 users · 2 workflows
Own placeholder catalog Own approval rules Own document history
Meridian Insurance Co.
31 templates · 7 users · 5 workflows
Own placeholder catalog Own approval rules Own document history
Apex Lending Platform
18 templates · 5 users · 3 workflows
Own placeholder catalog Own approval rules Own document history
Zero data shared between tenants. Isolation is architectural, not configurable.

Every Regulated Industry Client Eventually Needs This. Most Expect You To Provide It.

Your clients are banks, insurers, lenders, or wealth managers. They have government-mandated forms that need to be populated with application data. They have compliance processes that require those forms to be reviewed and approved before they go live. They have regulators who will ask, at some point, for a complete record of which form version was in use and who approved it.

If you build that infrastructure yourself Word-native authoring, a configurable approval workflow, a document generation API, a multi-tenant workbench, an audit trail you are spending months of engineering time on a problem that is not your competitive advantage. That same engineering time could ship features that are.

Each client needs isolated data
Your clients are competitors. Their templates, workflows, users, and documents cannot touch each other. True tenant isolation is an architecture project, not a feature.
Clients need to manage their own forms
Every time a client's regulation changes, they file a support ticket. If that logic lives in your codebase, it goes to your engineering team. It should not.
Governance and audit trail are not optional
"We will add the audit trail later" does not survive a client's first regulatory examination. It needs to exist before the first document is generated.

One Integration. Every Client Gets Their Own Governed Environment.

You integrate the Templx API once. Every client you onboard becomes a tenant in the Templx platform completely isolated, with their own templates, workflows, users, and document history. Your clients use the Templx workbench to manage their own forms and approval processes, or you surface the rules engine as an embedded component inside your own platform so they never leave your product.

When your application needs documents for a client, it sends a JSON payload to the Templx API. The rules engine evaluates the payload against that tenant's active rules and returns the correct governed PDFs. Your application delivers them. None of the document selection logic lives in your codebase.

After go-live what your engineering team does not do
Client's regulation changes
Client updates their template in the workbench, routes it through their approval workflow, and publishes it. Your team is not involved.
New client is onboarded
You create a new tenant. Their environment is isolated from every other client from day one. No per-client engineering work.
Client's regulator asks for an audit trail
The complete timestamped record exists in the client's workbench. It was produced automatically from the moment they started using the platform.
How the integration works
Your application
JSON payload with tenant identifier
Templx API
Tenant resolved · Rules evaluated · PDF generated
Governed PDF returned
Your application delivers to client
Client A
Own templates
Client B
Own templates
Client C
Own templates
Complete data isolation between all tenants

Ship The Integration Once. Your Clients Own Their Document Workflows.

The document generation infrastructure most ISVs spend months building and years maintaining becomes a single API integration. After that, your engineering team is not involved in your clients' document workflows.
  • Tenant isolation is architectural, not a setting. Every client's templates, users, and documents are separate at the database level from the moment you create their tenant.
  • When a client's regulation changes, they update their templates in the workbench. That ticket does not come to your team.
  • The rules engine embeds into your platform as a self-contained component. Clients configure document selection inside your product without needing workbench access.
  • Every client's audit trail is built from the first day they use the platform. Their first regulatory examination has a complete record ready.

Built For The Platform You Are Building.

We will walk through the integration model with your platform architecture and client base in mind.