ProcessBank
Multi-Company & Permissions

Manage the processes of several companies or clients in one system.

Keep each company's processes, data and access separate while you work from a single interface.

Separate companies and clients • Separated data • Manageable access
The Governance Challenge

Managing Several Companies or Clients Often Comes With Data Protection Risks

Company groups, consultants with many clients and businesses with several legal entities either run disconnected, duplicate software instances or risk mixing sensitive operational data between companies.

Disconnected Systems

Company-by-Company Silo Chaos

  • Each company runs its own separate tool with no shared visibility
  • Proven process models cannot easily be shared between companies
  • Managers overseeing several companies must juggle multiple logins
  • Risk of data leaking between competing business units or clients
  • Hard to see who has access to which company’s data
With ProcessBank Multi-Company

Several Companies, One System

  • Switch between companies with a single login and a quick switcher
  • The processes and operational data of each company or client are kept separate
  • Permissions with roles: Admin, Process Owner, Editor, Read-Only Viewer
  • Proven processes can be reused across several companies or clients
  • User access is managed centrally

“ProcessBank allows us to manage 12 holding subsidiaries with complete data separation while distributing standardized group policies with one click.”

Security & Permissions

Several companies or clients, managed from one system

For company groups, consultants and partners working with many clients, and businesses with several legal entities.

Separated data

A separate workspace for every company

The processes and operational data of each company or client are kept separate.

Access

Permission management

Access can be controlled per company, so each company's or client's operational data is handled separately.

Proven processes across companies

Processes and proven operating patterns you have built can be reused across several companies or clients.

Simple sign-in

Sign in with an email address, a company email address, a Google account or a Microsoft account.

External partner access

You can also give external consultants or partners access to the companies and processes you work on together.

Central access management

User access is managed centrally, so it is clear who can access which companies and processes.

How does it work?

Managing several companies made simple

Create the companies or clients separately, set up access, then work with them from one system.

1. Create the companies or clients separately

Each company or client has its own workspace and separated data.

2. Set up access

Define which companies and processes each user can access.

  • ✓Predefined roles: System Admin, Process Owner, Editor, Reviewer, Viewer

3. Work from one system

Switch quickly between companies or clients, while everyone only accesses the areas they have been given permission for.

Comparison

ProcessBank Permissions vs. Separate Tools

How ProcessBank multi-company operation scales compared with traditional approaches.

Capability
★ ProcessBank Multi-Company
Separate local filesGeneric cloud wikisEnterprise BPM system
Company switching in one interface
Move between companies without multiple passwords and accounts
Manual logoutComplex portal system
Process-level access control
Restrict confidential processes to designated users
File locking onlyWorkspace-level only
Reuse of proven processes
Use processes you have built across several companies or clients
Email attachmentsManual copyingCustom development needed
Setup & administration effort
Time needed to manage permissions and add new companies
Low (Self-service)High (Manual IT work)MediumVery high

Based on rollout experience with company groups of 5–40 subsidiaries.

FAQ

Questions About Multi-Company Operations

Each company or client has its own workspace and separated data. Access can be controlled, so users can only access the companies they have been given permission for.

Manage the processes of all your companies or clients in one place.

Keep each company's data and access separate while you run operations from one system.

Several companies • Separated data • Manageable access