Two companies. Mixed-up information.
A task, client or cost belongs to one company, but appears in a shared space without a clear boundary.
Key facts
- Separation
- Each company workspace has its own clients, projects, members and permissions.
- One account
- A person switches between workspaces with a single login.
- Included
- Part of every plan, not a paid add-on.
The next step becomes clear.
Keep company-specific boards and records within the appropriate workspace and permitted access.
See the next connection
Workspace / Website launchNCompany pulse
Check capacity before the next commitment
What stays connected.
The details behind the workflow, including what is available and what is still planned.
THE CONNECTION
Working across several companies should not blur their responsibilities. A company workspace keeps its own records, members and access permissions. Use one account to move between the companies you are authorized to work with, while keeping each company’s work and decisions in its own space.
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One identity
Switch between the companies you belong to without keeping separate sign-in identities.
Independent company data
The active workspace determines which company’s clients, tasks and financial information you can access. Each company keeps its own data and permissions.
Access follows membership
Access in one company does not automatically give a person the same rights in another.
Also in the system
Workspace switching, invitations, membership lifecycle, partner evaluations and scoped roles.
How several companies stay separate
One account can belong to several companies. Each company is a separate workspace with its own records, members and permissions.
Create a workspace per company
Each company gets its own clients, projects, boards and finance.
Invite members
Invitations and membership apply to one workspace. A role in one company does not carry over to another.
Switch without a second login
Move between the companies you belong to with one identity. Google sign-in and two-factor authentication are available.
Manage membership over time
Add, change or remove members as people join or leave. Audit records identify the person, the action and the time of a change.
Who uses it
- Owners of several companies
- Work across companies with one sign-in while keeping their data apart.
- Administrators
- Control who belongs to which company and what each person can do there.
- Shared staff
- People who work for more than one company see each company’s work only in its own workspace.
Available today and in development
| Multiple company workspaces with one identity | Available |
|---|---|
| Invitations, membership and scoped roles | Available |
| Google sign-in and two-factor authenticationAll plans | Available |
| Custom roles and full audit log | Scale and Intelligence |
| Department and portfolio AI | Planned |
| Your logo and interface colorsNot in self-serve plans; discussed for Enterprise. | Not included |
What it replaces
A group of companies often either shares one account, which mixes clients and permissions, or keeps separate accounts, which splits the owner’s view. PLYNTUM gives one identity with separate workspaces.
- One shared account for all companies
- A separate login for each company
Your first week
- Create a workspace for each company you run.
- Invite members to each one separately and check their roles.
- Switch between workspaces and confirm that each shows only its own clients and finance.
Connected areas
Common questions
Start with the work that keeps getting stuck.
Bring one project into a connected workspace. See the work, the people and the cost together.