Keep the group connected. Let each location work.
Bring linked businesses into view through re-group, while giving local teams an account that reflects their own location, customers and day-to-day work.
A shared direction. Useful local detail.
Know where attention is needed
Review linked websites from the group view, see governance findings and open the location account you are authorised to work in.
Set the shared identity
Define brand guidance for the organisation, a group or an individual location. Specify the identity to preserve and where local adaptation is allowed.
Make the local details useful
Give each location its own account for its website, contacts and day-to-day work. Local opening hours, services and events can stay relevant to its customers.
A shared campaign with a local reason to visit.
For example, a network of leisure centres is promoting its new season of classes.
Agree the shared message
Use the group brand guidance to establish the language and identity the campaign should preserve.
Add what is local
Work in each centre’s account to prepare the relevant page and class information, with its own programme and booking details.
Review the public picture
Check the linked websites from the group view and follow up on findings. Each centre publishes its page when the information is ready.
A few useful answers
Can locations keep their own identity?
Can head office help with local work?
Does every location need the same modules?
Build around the way your network works.
Show us how head office and local teams divide the work. We can help you choose the account structure and modules to match.
Discuss your network