One account, many brands
Per-brand data isolation
The most important promise for an agency is that clients never bleed into each other, and that's what per-brand isolation gives you. Each brand's contacts, generated content, reviews, outreach, analytics and connected accounts belong to that brand alone - nothing is shared across brands unless you deliberately make it so. That isolation is not cosmetic; it's how the platform is built (the same per-brand isolation that the API exposes through scoped, per-brand access). For you it means two things: a mistake in one client's workspace can't spill into another's, and each client's data stays private to them. When a prospective client asks "how do you keep our data separate from your other accounts?", this is the answer - isolation is the default, not something you have to configure. Treat each brand as a sealed workspace and that separation is yours by default.
Key takeaway: Per-brand isolation is the default: each client's data, channels and analytics stay sealed to that brand. That's your answer to "how do you keep our data separate?".
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