License Server Architecture - Customer Solutions
About This Architecture
Multi-solution licensing server architecture validates customer licenses across VAS, HR, and BES integrations via HTTPS endpoints. Client applications authenticate via POST /auth/token, then request license metadata through POST /api/jsData, with all requests routed to a centralized License Server Core. The License Server queries a relational database storing companyCode, taxCode, licenseKey, activation and expiration dates, and appcode, then validates each license against activation status and expiration windows. This hub-and-spoke pattern ensures consistent license enforcement across heterogeneous solutions while maintaining a single source of truth for license state. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize for your multi-tenant SaaS platform, add OAuth2 flows, or integrate with your identity provider.
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How do I design a centralized license server that validates licenses across multiple SaaS applications?
This diagram shows a hub-and-spoke licensing architecture where VAS, HR, and BES solutions authenticate via POST /auth/token, then request license metadata through POST /api/jsData. The License Server Core queries a database storing companyCode, taxCode, licenseKey, and activation/expiration dates, then validates each license before allowing the solution to run.
- Domain:
- Software Architecture
- Audience:
- Software architects designing multi-tenant SaaS licensing systems
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