One place to oversee. Room for each account to work.
Connect client businesses, branches or schools through a parent workspace. Keep their identities and resources separate, while making shared oversight easier.
Connected does not mean combined.
An agency may support ten very different clients. A franchise may need one brand across many local teams. re-group connects their accounts to a parent workspace, so central people can oversee the network and work inside the right business when they need to.
Each business keeps its own context
Give each client, branch or school its own account, with its identity, users and business information. Individual projects stay inside that account; you do not need a new account for every piece of work.
Help without losing your place
Authorised parent users can enter a linked account and work with its resources and enabled tools. Plan the client’s campaign, update its website or support its local team in the appropriate business context.
Set a useful shared direction
Organise accounts into groups, manage module availability and assign brand guidance. Website and social oversight help central teams see where attention is needed while local accounts keep their own working space.
An agency’s next client launch, kept in context.
Open the client’s account
Start with its products, audience and brand voice, rather than the agency’s own business information.
Prepare the work
Use the client’s enabled tools to develop the message in re-think, build the page in Web Studio and organise creative review in re-flow.
Keep the wider picture
Return to the parent workspace to oversee the linked accounts, then enter the next client’s account when it is time to work on their brief.
A few useful answers
Are linked accounts one shared workspace?
Can local teams keep their own identity?
How does this work commercially for an agency?
Give your accounts a clearer structure.
Tell us who you support and how the work is shared. We can help you plan the right setup.
Discuss your account structure