Brand management
A separate workspace for every brand and client
Separate accounts, posts and team access with tenant isolation.
Why it matters
Clear brand boundaries
Social accounts, posts and memberships remain scoped to the selected workspace.
Workspace-specific roles
The same person can be a Viewer in one client workspace and an Editor in another.
Safer account selection
The composer and calendar show only accounts connected to the active workspace, reducing wrong-brand selection.
How it works
- 1
Create the brand or client workspace
Open a separate workspace for each operation and give it a clear team-facing name.
- 2
Connect social accounts to the right space
Connect Instagram, Facebook and other supported accounts inside the workspace for the relevant brand only.
- 3
Invite members with a role
Assign Viewer, Editor, Admin or Owner per workspace; the person’s role elsewhere remains independent.
- 4
Switch between spaces deliberately
When the active workspace changes, the calendar, accounts, posts and team context change together.
Frequently asked questions
Can data bleed across workspaces?
Tenant scope isolates accounts, posts and memberships by workspace.
Can one person have different roles across workspaces?
Yes. Membership and role are stored separately for each workspace.
How is a social account assigned to a workspace?
The account is connected in the active workspace context and is visible during content creation only to authorized members of that workspace.
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