Separate data per brand
Contacts, campaigns, content and analytics never mix between workspaces.
For agencies & multi-brand operators Add a brand,
Add a brand,
not a headcount.
Brand isolation is how the platform is built, not a plan tier. Every brand gets its own separated data, branding, currency, timezone and team — and you move between them without logging out.
The multi-brand tax
Every problem, multiplied by the number of clients
And one more on top: keeping the brands apart.
- Metrics pulled from multiple platforms, each export cleaned by hand
- Every client wanting a different report format
- Report templates breaking whenever a platform changes its API
- Configuration drift — each client accumulating small customisations until nothing is standard
- Onboarding friction: account access, chasing approvals, rebuilding the same campaign structure
- The persistent risk of publishing the right post to the wrong account
Per-seat and per-channel pricing makes this worse, because cost scales with the number of brands rather than with the value received.
Isolation
One login. Nothing crosses over.
Each brand is provisioned as its own workspace with its own separated data store. This is the substantive answer when a client asks whether their data can reach another agency client.
Own branding, currency, timezone and language
Each brand reports in its own currency. Where several are involved in one figure, the metric splits by platform rather than adding different currencies together.
Roles scoped per brand
A contractor on one client cannot see another. Access is removed completely in seconds when an engagement ends.
Connections that name their destination
Not “connected to Facebook” but which page, which Instagram account, which Pinterest board. Posting to the wrong brand stops being a realistic mistake.
Adding a brand
What onboarding a new client actually looks like
Provision the workspace
Its own branding, currency, timezone and language from the start.
Apply an industry preset
The agents start with content patterns, topics, offer types and calls to action appropriate to that sector rather than from nothing.
Complete the brand profile
Voice, tone, writing style, words to avoid, audience. Every agent reads it before writing anything — nobody pastes brand guidelines into a prompt.
Connect the channels
Each connection names its destination, so the account you just linked is unambiguous.
Reuse what already works
Journey and template patterns that performed for another brand are rebuilt here quickly, because the structure is known.
Give the client a role
They see their own results in a view they cannot break.
Reporting
The reporting is the dashboard
No export, no reformatting, no separate reporting tool eating the margin. When a client questions a number, you click it and show the breakdown while the question is still being asked.
- One dashboard per brand, in that brand's currency
- Any KPI drills down into where it came from
- Custom KPIs for the metric a particular client cares about
- Client roles that show results without allowing changes
Switch between two brands mid-demo
It is the fastest way to see what isolation actually means in practice — and what it means for how you price your own work.