Customize your software with powerful tools and ship faster.

Make your company super-efficient by enabling even non-coders to review and update your software's customizations:

Make your company super-efficient by enabling even non-coders to review and update your software's customizations:

Make your company super-efficient by enabling even non-coders to review and update your software's customizations:

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ScopeRoot in just 2 minutes

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Why should you use ScopeRoot?

To rapidly develop fully customizable features

You can rapidly make your features customizable because you no longer need to first develop yet another internal tool to do so. Instead, you can now develop them from the start to be fully customizable by non-developers, all with minimal effort.

To rapidly deploy your customization changes—and with minimal risk

Instead of going through a relatively time-consuming and potentially risky code deployment just to deploy your customization changes, you can now skip over code deployment entirely and just deploy your customization changes right away.

What sets ScopeRoot apart?

These key innovations enable you to implement customizations in a new way that will dramatically increase your company's overall speed.

Extreme customization to your software

Segment your apps by client, region, platform, industry, language, and any other custom criteria. Plus, store your customizations in a tree structure—like files and folders—with deep native support.

Intuitive to everyone on your team

The intuitive UI enables non-developers to not only coordinate with developers effectively, but to review and update the customizations themselves, thus skyrocketing your team's overall efficiency.

Make high-impact changes with minimal risk

Reap the best of both worlds: Implement your high-impact changes as a new global customization, and yet, selectively choose which of your apps it actually applies to, all at your own de-risked pace.

How does it all work?

Your customizations are actually stored as 'configurations' in ScopeRoot. Let's take a more technical look at how these configurations work so we can better understand how they help you with customizations even further.

Why should you use ScopeRoot?

To rapidly develop fully customizable features

You can rapidly make your features customizable because you no longer need to first develop yet another internal tool to do so. Instead, you can now develop them from the start to be fully customizable by non-developers, all with minimal effort.

To rapidly deploy your customization changes—and with minimal risk

Instead of going through a relatively time-consuming and potentially risky code deployment just to deploy your customization changes, you can now skip over code deployment entirely and just deploy your customization changes right away.

What sets ScopeRoot apart?

These key innovations enable you to implement customizations in a new way that will dramatically increase your company's overall speed.

Extreme customization to your software

Segment your apps by client, region, platform, industry, language, and any other custom criteria. Plus, store your customizations in a tree structure—like files and folders—with deep native support.

Intuitive to everyone on your team

The intuitive UI enables non-developers to not only coordinate with developers effectively, but to review and update the customizations themselves, thus skyrocketing your team's overall efficiency.

Make high-impact changes with minimal risk

Reap the best of both worlds: Implement your high-impact changes as a new global customization, and yet, selectively choose which of your apps it actually applies to, all at your own de-risked pace.

How does it all work?

Your customizations are actually stored as 'configurations' in ScopeRoot. Let's take a more technical look at how these configurations work so we can better understand how they help you with customizations even further.

Why should you use ScopeRoot?

To rapidly develop fully customizable features

You can rapidly make your features customizable because you no longer need to first develop yet another internal tool to do so. Instead, you can now develop them from the start to be fully customizable by non-developers, all with minimal effort.

To rapidly deploy your customization changes—and with minimal risk

Instead of going through a relatively time-consuming and potentially risky code deployment just to deploy your customization changes, you can now skip over code deployment entirely and just deploy your customization changes right away.

What sets ScopeRoot apart?

These key innovations enable you to implement customizations in a new way that will dramatically increase your company's overall speed.

Extreme customization to your software

Segment your apps by client, region, platform, industry, language, and any other custom criteria. Plus, store your customizations in a tree structure—like files and folders—with deep native support.

Intuitive to everyone on your team

The intuitive UI enables non-developers to not only coordinate with developers effectively, but to review and update the customizations themselves, thus skyrocketing your team's overall efficiency.

Make high-impact changes with minimal risk

Reap the best of both worlds: Implement your high-impact changes as a new global customization, and yet, selectively choose which of your apps it actually applies to, all at your own de-risked pace.

How does it all work?

Your customizations are actually stored as 'configurations' in ScopeRoot. Let's take a more technical look at how these configurations work so we can better understand how they help you with customizations even further.

Rapid data import

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Use the highly versatile importer to rapidly import your existing configurations into ScopeRoot. The importer can even handle the re-importing of a configuration by using an intelligent merge strategy, and the merge strategy itself is configurable, too.

Rapid data import

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Use the highly versatile importer to rapidly import your existing configurations into ScopeRoot. The importer can even handle the re-importing of a configuration by using an intelligent merge strategy, and the merge strategy itself is configurable, too.

Rapid data import

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Use the highly versatile importer to rapidly import your existing configurations into ScopeRoot. The importer can even handle the re-importing of a configuration by using an intelligent merge strategy, and the merge strategy itself is configurable, too.

Nested property support

Nested configuration properties are first-class citizens

ScopeRoot truly imposes no limitations on how you structure your configurations: Even nested object properties and array indexes are fully-featured flags.


This enables you to leverage the advantages offered by supporting nested objects and arrays, such as grouping multiple flags under a common parent, thus eliminating the need to repeatedly prefix the parent name to each flag just to keep them organized. This support enables you to maintain a singular source of truth for each parent’s name, which significantly reduces the likelihood of manual copying errors and saves you time, especially when managing numerous configurations.

Nested property support

Nested configuration properties are first-class citizens

ScopeRoot truly imposes no limitations on how you structure your configurations: Even nested object properties and array indexes are fully-featured flags.


This enables you to leverage the advantages offered by supporting nested objects and arrays, such as grouping multiple flags under a common parent, thus eliminating the need to repeatedly prefix the parent name to each flag just to keep them organized. This support enables you to maintain a singular source of truth for each parent’s name, which significantly reduces the likelihood of manual copying errors and saves you time, especially when managing numerous configurations.

Nested property support

Nested configuration properties are first-class citizens

ScopeRoot truly imposes no limitations on how you structure your configurations: Even nested object properties and array indexes are fully-featured flags.


This enables you to leverage the advantages offered by supporting nested objects and arrays, such as grouping multiple flags under a common parent, thus eliminating the need to repeatedly prefix the parent name to each flag just to keep them organized. This support enables you to maintain a singular source of truth for each parent’s name, which significantly reduces the likelihood of manual copying errors and saves you time, especially when managing numerous configurations.

In this example, we see the process of specifying which apps to target when creating a new scope, as follows:


  1. Target apps across All environments, including staging, production, and any future environments.

  2. Target only those apps used in the states of New York and Colorado.

  3. Specify that we are creating a version 1 configuration of this scope.

Precise application targeting

Target your apps with infinite precision

Every configuration has a 'scope,' which consists of a set of selections that precisely target your apps and can be as broad or as narrow as you need.


These selections are called 'scope options'. In the example on the left, they are listed as:
All
, staging, production, New York, Colorado and Wyoming.


These scope options are further grouped into 'scope variables,' as shown in the example as:

environment and states.


In ScopeRoot, you can create as many scope variables and scope options as you need. And of course, a scope can target any combination of scope options, allowing for a multitude of possible combinations for precisely targeting your apps.


The ability to define a scope's targets with such precision enables you to build configurations in a way that's truly customized to your software, regardless of its complexity, and even as it evolves over time. Also, the ability to broadly target multiple apps eliminates the need to repeat yourself across multiple configurations. All of this out-of-the-box customizability means that you'll save a lot of time on a continual basis, and you'll experience an overall less risky configuration process due to repetition-free configurations.

In this example, we see the process of specifying which apps to target when creating a new scope, as follows:


  1. Target apps across All environments, including staging, production, and any future environments.

  2. Target only those apps used in the states of New York and Colorado.

  3. Specify that we are creating a version 1 configuration of this scope.

Precise application targeting

Target your apps with infinite precision

Every configuration has a 'scope,' which consists of a set of selections that precisely target your apps and can be as broad or as narrow as you need.


These selections are called 'scope options'. In the example below, they are listed as:
All
, staging, production, New York, Colorado and Wyoming.


These scope options are further grouped into 'scope variables,' as shown in the example as:

environment and states.


In ScopeRoot, you can create as many scope variables and scope options as you need. And of course, a scope can target any combination of scope options, allowing for a multitude of possible combinations for precisely targeting your apps.


The ability to define a scope's targets with such precision enables you to build configurations in a way that's truly customized to your software, regardless of its complexity, and even as it evolves over time. Also, the ability to broadly target multiple apps eliminates the need to repeat yourself across multiple configurations. All of this out-of-the-box customizability means that you'll save a lot of time on a continual basis, and you'll experience an overall less risky configuration process due to repetition-free configurations.

In this example, we see the process of specifying which apps to target when creating a new scope, as follows:


  1. Target apps across All environments, including staging, production, and any future environments.

  2. Target only those apps used in the states of New York and Colorado.

  3. Specify that we are creating a version 1 configuration of this scope.

Precise application targeting

Target your apps with infinite precision

Every configuration has a 'scope,' which consists of a set of selections that precisely target your apps and can be as broad or as narrow as you need.


These selections are called 'scope options'. In the example below, they are listed as:
All
, staging, production, New York, Colorado and Wyoming.


These scope options are further grouped into 'scope variables,' as shown in the example as:

environment and states.


In ScopeRoot, you can create as many scope variables and scope options as you need. And of course, a scope can target any combination of scope options, allowing for a multitude of possible combinations for precisely targeting your apps.


The ability to define a scope's targets with such precision enables you to build configurations in a way that's truly customized to your software, regardless of its complexity, and even as it evolves over time. Also, the ability to broadly target multiple apps eliminates the need to repeat yourself across multiple configurations. All of this out-of-the-box customizability means that you'll save a lot of time on a continual basis, and you'll experience an overall less risky configuration process due to repetition-free configurations.

There's so much more…

There's so much more…

There's so much more…

We've produced a fully timestamped comprehensive video guiding you through each feature. It demonstrates the user-friendliness of the UI for creating flags and values, which even non-developers will find intuitive. It also demonstrates ScopeRoot's highly beneficial advanced features, such as configuration inheritance and configuration snapshotting.

We've produced a fully timestamped comprehensive video guiding you through each feature. It demonstrates the user-friendliness of the UI for creating flags and values, which even non-developers will find intuitive. It also demonstrates ScopeRoot's highly beneficial advanced features, such as configuration inheritance and configuration snapshotting.

We've produced a fully timestamped comprehensive video guiding you through each feature. It demonstrates the user-friendliness of the UI for creating flags and values, which even non-developers will find intuitive. It also demonstrates ScopeRoot's highly beneficial advanced features, such as configuration inheritance and configuration snapshotting.

Scale with rapid customizations

Are you ready to take your customizations to the next level?

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Customize to your liking

Scale with rapid customizations

Are you ready to take your customizations to the next level?

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Customize to your liking

Scale with rapid customizations

Are you ready to take your customizations to the next level?

Rapidly import your existing configurations

Customize to your liking

Your trusted platform for all your customization needs.

© 2024 ScopeRoot. All rights reserved.

Your trusted platform for all your customization needs.

© 2024 ScopeRoot. All rights reserved.

Your trusted platform for all your customization needs.

© 2024 ScopeRoot. All rights reserved.