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Palio Ops is a B2B SaaS company managing 38 enterprise customer organizations through a customer portal — multi-tenant orgs with their own users and feature flags, AI tier-1 support, embedded analytics, SOC 2 audit trail. Yours might be a customer-facing app for an existing services business, an embedded portal for clients of a professional firm, or a self-serve onboarding flow for a new SaaS product. The architecture below adapts.

Customer orgs
38
+3 this quarter
Total seat users
412
+24 last 30d
Open tickets
42
36 deflected by AI · 6 in queue
Net revenue retention
128%
+12pp YoY
Multi-org tenancy

Customer organizations Each has their own portal workspace

Northfield Engineering
Enterprise
62users
3tickets
$24KARR
Voyager Labs
Enterprise
48users
1ticket
$18KARR
Kestrel Partners
Team
14users
0tickets
$4.2KARR
Branchmark Builders
Team
22users
2tickets
$6.8KARR
Salient Holdings
Starter
4users
1ticket
$1.2KARR
Riverbend Ventures
Enterprise
38users
0tickets
$15KARR
AI tier-1 support

Tier-1 support agent

Knows your product cold — config flags, common errors, integration recipes. Reads the org's plan, the user's role, and recent activity before answering. Auto-escalates to a human at the first sign of complexity, frustration, or contractual ambiguity. Deflects ~85% of inbound tickets at L0 / L1.

// User: scott@northfield-eng.example · admin role · org: Northfield Engineering (Enterprise) · 9:42 AM
"My team is hitting 'API rate limit exceeded' when we batch-import projects. We're on Enterprise — I thought we had higher limits?"

→ Looking at your tier and recent usage: • Your Enterprise tier is set to 1,200 req/min on the project import endpoint • Today you're spiking to 1,840 req/min during the import job (10:14 AM peak) • The limit is enforced per organization, not per user — so all 62 of your users share that pool Two options: 1. Bump the limit. Your contract allows up to 2,500 req/min — I can raise it to 2,000 right now (no overage charge until 2,500). Takes effect in 30 seconds. 2. Use the bulk-import endpoint instead — designed for large batches, no rate limit, but async (results land in your webhook receiver). Which would you prefer? Or want me to escalate to your Account Manager (Sandra) for a tier review?

Active tickets 42 open · 36 AI-deflected · 6 in human queue

PAL-2188
Northfield Eng · API rate limit on import Resolved by AI · limit raised 1,200→2,000
P29:42 AMAuto-resolved
PAL-2187
Voyager Labs · SAML cert rotation Escalated · needs DevOps review
P28:14 AMIn queue
PAL-2186
Branchmark · webhook signature failure AI investigated · root cause: clock drift on customer side
P37:48 AMAI-resolved
PAL-2185
Salient Holdings · billing question Routed to AR · seat overage discussion
P37:22 AMIn queue
PAL-2184
Riverbend · contract DPA review Escalated · legal review · ETA Wed
P1YesterdayLegal hold
SLA monitor

SLA · this week

P1 — first response < 30 min
avg 18 min · 96% within target
P2 — first response < 4 hr
avg 1.4 hr · 92% within target
P3 — first response < 24 hr
avg 12 hr · 84% within target — drift on weekends

AI deflection rate climbed from 62% to 85% over the last quarter as the agent learned more product edge cases.

Custom tier · customer portal build

B2B SaaS customer portal: multi-org tenancy with users, plans, and feature flags · AI tier-1 support agent that reads org/user/usage context · SLA monitor · embedded analytics · SOC 2-aware audit trail · SSO/SAML/SCIM ready. Stack composes with Auth0, WorkOS, or fully custom on Azure AD B2C.

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