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Solution · Multi-business

One installation can serve many separate businesses.

Each partner operates its own programs and data inside one installation. The operator owns the shared infrastructure and administration.

Shared layer
Application and infrastructure
Isolated layer
Partner business data
Member layer
One account, separate programs

Short answer

Start with the operating model.

Reward Loyalty runs several partner businesses inside one installation. Each partner manages its own programs, staff, members, and reporting within the product’s scope, while the operator manages shared infrastructure and administration. Members use one account across participating businesses, but business program data remains separate.

Decision criteria

What the decision changes.

These choices affect configuration, staff work, economics, support, and the customer promise.

01

Tenant definition

Treat a partner as a business boundary, not as a casual label for each branch or department.

02

Operator responsibility

The installation owner controls shared configuration, plans, infrastructure, managers, and service health.

03

Member experience

One account reduces signup friction, while each business still presents and operates its own programs.

Architecture

Separate shared services from partner ownership.

The commercial service becomes easier to explain when each layer has one owner.

Platform operator

Owns the domain, platform identity, infrastructure, release process, plans, and cross-installation administration.

Partner

Owns its business settings, staff, programs, customers, activity, and reports within granted permissions.

Member

Uses one account and wallet, with program balances, passes, vouchers, and achievements shown per business.

Operations

Design the support and access model.

Multi-business software reduces duplicated infrastructure. It increases the importance of permission and incident discipline.

  1. 1

    Define onboarding

    Decide who creates a partner, which plan or permissions apply, and who verifies business settings.

  2. 2

    Set manager scope

    Grant only the administration needed for the portfolio or network the manager operates.

  3. 3

    Test partner isolation

    Use separate accounts to verify lists, exports, staff, programs, member relationships, and dashboard access.

  4. 4

    Plan shared incidents

    Mail, queues, scheduler, storage, or deployment problems can affect several businesses at once. Name the response owner.

Product and operating limits

Keep the recommendation inside the product boundary.

  • Multi-tenant operation does not provide automated client billing, tax, contracts, onboarding service, or support staffing by itself.
  • The shared wallet does not merge partner balances or let one partner inspect another partner’s customers and activity.
  • One license covers one installation under the current license terms. Separate installations need separate licenses.

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