Every product team ends up assembling the same stack: a way to sign users in, somewhere to put files, a CDN, a cache, a database, a queue, somewhere to query the data, and then the business logic that makes the product yours. Each piece usually comes from a different vendor, with its own login, bill, SDK, and failure modes.
One platform, composable
Veeexa is a single, API-first platform of services that share one identity (VXAuth), one authorization model (VXIAM), and one bill (VXBilling). Object storage (VXS3), a CDN (VXCDN), a cache (VXCache), a document database (VeexaDB), a lakehouse (VXLake), a message queue (VXQueue), and federated SQL (VXQuery) all speak the same conventions.
Ready-made business services
On top of the infrastructure sit services you would otherwise buy separately: e-signature (VXSign, already live), billing, licensing, and a full open-banking suite (consent, Consumer Data Right connections, statement enrichment, and financial assessment).
Built for developers and AI
Everything is a REST API first, with consoles for the humans — and Veeexa MCP servers that expose the platform to AI assistants like Claude, so agents can work with your data and services directly.
Start with one service and grow into the rest, without re-platforming.