Multi-App Workspaces
Most businesses aren't running a single system. There's the sales CRM, the operations tool, the finance tracker, the partner portal. Historically, each of those lived on a separate platform, with separate logins, separate data, and separate administrators.
Multi-app workspaces change the equation.
One Account, Multiple Apps
From a single platform account, you can create and manage multiple apps. Each app is a fully independent environment: its own data objects, its own screens and pages, its own users and permissions, its own configuration.
Apps don't share data with each other unless you explicitly set up a connection. A customer record in your sales app doesn't automatically appear in your operations app. The isolation is intentional — it means your apps stay clean and focused instead of becoming one undifferentiated blob of everything.
Environments Within Each App
Each app can have multiple environments. A production environment runs your live operations. A staging environment lets you test new configurations, data models, and workflows before they go live. A development environment gives you a safe sandbox to experiment.
Environments share the same app definition but maintain separate data. Promote changes from staging to production with confidence, knowing you've already seen how they behave.
The Practical Benefits
Clear separation of concerns. When your sales process lives in one app and your fulfillment process lives in another, each can evolve independently. The sales team can adjust their workflow without affecting the warehouse. The finance team can modify reporting without touching operations.
Access control at the app level. Users can have access to some apps and not others. A warehouse operator doesn't need access to the finance app. A sales rep doesn't need access to the admin console.
Faster iteration. Smaller, focused apps are easier to change than large, interconnected systems. When scope is contained, the risk of changes is lower and the feedback loop is shorter.
Switching Is Instant
Moving between apps is a click. The platform maintains context — you don't re-authenticate to switch apps. The navigation adapts to whichever app you're in, showing only what's relevant there.
Multi-app workspaces are how growing businesses keep their tools organized as complexity increases. Instead of one large system that tries to do everything, you build the right tool for each job — and manage all of them from one place.