Enterprise Data Platform & Partner Integration Portal
How Tech Stack Playbook designed and delivered a full-stack enterprise data platform for a Fortune 500 global healthcare company — enabling management of 130,000+ customer accounts across a global partner ecosystem.
Overview
Tech Stack Playbook was engaged by a Fortune 500 global healthcare distribution and solutions enterprise to design and build the frontend application and backend API layer for a new Enterprise Data Platform (EDP). The platform serves as the internal command center for managing third-party provider integrations, customer account relationships, and high-volume data operations across a global partner network.
The engagement delivered a production-grade administrative portal built with Next.js 16 and TypeScript, deployed on Azure infrastructure, backed by a Python-based serverless API layer on Azure Functions, and integrated with Cosmos DB, Azure API Management, and Microsoft Entra ID for enterprise authentication.
What Needed to Be Built
The enterprise manages one of the world's largest healthcare distribution networks, connecting thousands of manufacturers and technology partners with hundreds of thousands of healthcare practitioners. Managing the data relationships between these entities is a critical operational function that directly impacts revenue and partner satisfaction.
- A centralized administrative portal for managing TPP profiles, customer accounts, and their relationships
- A backend API layer capable of CRUD operations against a NoSQL data store at enterprise scale
- Bulk data operations handling tens of thousands of records with real-time progress tracking
- Role-based access control dynamically adjusting the UI based on user permissions
- Enterprise-grade authentication via Microsoft Entra ID with OAuth 2.0 PKCE flow
- A complete CI/CD pipeline with environment-scoped deployments and automated quality gates
- Everything architected for handover — documented, tested, and transferable to the internal team
Platform Architecture & Capabilities
The platform follows a service-layer architecture with clear separation between the presentation layer, data management layer, domain services, and backend APIs.