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Users, Locations & Program Access

Give every user access to the right marketing.

Partner programs rarely have one type of user. Dealers, franchisees, agents, locations, corporate teams and program administrators may all need different levels of access. OnBrandify helps organize the people, places and rules that determine what each user can see and do.

Model the program around your organization.

OnBrandify can support:

  • Users and profiles
  • Roles and permissions
  • Locations
  • Groups
  • Custom profile information
  • Program-specific access rules

The structure can reflect the way your network actually operates instead of forcing every customer into the same organizational model.

Show people what is relevant to them.

A partner should not have to sort through an entire corporate catalog or campaign library. Access rules can help determine which products, content and resources appear for different users or groups. The result is a Hub that feels more relevant and easier to navigate.

Recorded in the OnBrandify product with sample data. Alderpeak Outdoor Co. and its dealers are fictional.

A dealer browses their branded storefront and filters the print catalog to co-op eligible items.

Speak your network's language.

Internally, one organization may think in terms of locations while another thinks in terms of dealers, offices, branches or franchisees. The customer experience should use terminology that feels natural to the people using it.

The platform structure can stay consistent while the experience feels specific to your program.

Frequently asked questions

Can OnBrandify support different user roles?

Yes. The platform supports different roles and access levels within the program.

Can users be associated with locations?

OnBrandify includes location and profile structures that can be used to organize the partner experience.

Can different groups see different products or content?

Yes. Groups and program rules can be used to scope what different users can access.

Do we have to use OnBrandify's terminology?

No. Customer-facing terminology should reflect the language your organization and partners already use.

Make the Hub relevant to the person using it.

Give every user the marketing, tools and access appropriate to their role in the program.

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