One account. As many brands as you build.
A second shop, a sister brand, a new city or a completely different trade. Each becomes a channel with its own website, customers and apps, and you switch between them in a click.
Growth without starting again
- You run more than one brand, or you are about to
- Different people run different brands
- You want one view of billing without merging the brands themselves
Most software assumes one company is one brand. The day you open a second brand, you open a second account, a second bill and a second set of logins for the same people.
Intersink was built the other way round. A business is the legal entity; a channel is a brand. One business can hold many channels, and each channel installs only the apps it needs. A clinic can run bookings and lab tests while its sister pharmacy runs a store and inventory.
Your team keeps one User ID each. You decide which channels each person can open, and what they can do in each one. When you need a separate legal entity, add another business under the same User ID.
Your first steps
Each stage is a real screen in the panel. Stop whenever you like; everything waits for you.
- 1
One channel per brand
Use a channel for each brand customers know by name, not for each product line. Products and pages all live inside one channel.
- In the panel
- Own name, logo and domain
- Own customers and apps
- 2
Give each brand its own apps
Install what that brand needs and nothing else. The bill is itemised per channel, so you can see what each brand costs to run.
- In the panel
- Priced per channel
- Billed after use
- 3
Decide who sees which brand
Invite once, then give channel access to all channels or to specific ones. Roles can differ per channel.
- In the panel
- Channel access on invitation
- Role grid per channel
- 4
Add another business when the law says so
A new company or a separate trust gets its own business, verification and payout accounts, under the same User ID.
- In the panel
- Separate documents and payouts
- Same sign-in
- 5
Keep an eye on it all
Business reports, billing across every channel, and an audit log of every change to money, access and settings.
- In the panel
- Reports
- Billing and purchases
- Audit log
The parts you will lean on
- Switch brands in a click
Every channel you can open is one click away, with no second login.
- Separate brands, shared people
One person, one User ID, with access to exactly the channels they work on.
- One itemised bill
Billing and purchases lists every charge for the business and its channels, with a tax invoice for each.
- Room for a different trade
A channel is shaped by its apps, so a school, a store and a podcast can sit under the same account.
Where each new thing belongs
A quick guide for the day you open something new.
| You are opening… | New channel | New business |
|---|---|---|
| A second brand under the same company | Yes | No |
| A new branch or city for the same brand | Usually not: keep it in the same channel | No |
| A different trade, such as a clinic next to a pharmacy | Yes | No |
| A separate legal entity with its own bank account | No | Yes |
| A charitable trust alongside your company | No | Yes |
Where most start
Common picks when a second brand opens. Each channel installs its own set.
Build your website and mobile app with pages, content, menus and widgets.
Sell products online with catalog, orders, payments and hyperlocal delivery.
Leads, contacts, tasks, calendar, tickets and ads in one place.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp campaigns with audiences, templates and journeys.
Plan, schedule and measure posts on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and YouTube.
Keyword tracking, site audits and content ideas to grow search traffic.
Points, tiers and referral rewards that bring customers back.
Affiliate and influencer programmes with links, coupons and payouts.
Omnichannel support: email, chat and WhatsApp in one queue with SLAs.
People, attendance, leave, payroll and payslips for the company that owns this channel.
Invoice your clients, track what they owe, record expenses and see profit.
Growing, multi-brand: common questions
Should a new brand be a new channel or a new business?
Can one person work across several brands?
Can the brands share a customer list?
Is there a limit on channels?
Also for startups, small businesses and enterprise.
Open your first channel today
Create your free User ID, add the business and install the one app you need this week.