Business types Several brands, one company
Industry and setup
See how each website or product is doing, inside one set of books.
One company trades under several names, websites or departments, and you want to know which pay their way.
Your organisationExample data
- Example Studio Ltd Limited companyBrand: StudioBrand: ShopBrand: Workshops
- Example Trading Sole traderBrand: Main
What multi-brand companies use most.
- One set of company books
- Bank accounts, tax and director loans recorded once, as they should be.
- A brand for each
- Add a brand for each trading name, website, department or project.
- A view for every brand
- Profit and loss for the whole company, or broken down by brand.
- Access by brand
- Give people access to just the brands they work on.
How it goes.
1. Set up
One company
Create the company once.
2. Set up
A brand for each
Add a brand for each trading name, website or project.
3. Every day
Tag as you trade
Income and costs go against the brand they belong to.
4. Month end
Compare the brands
Profit and loss for the whole company, or by brand.
Where to start
Other industries and setups
- Professional servicesConsultancies and practices that sell expertise.
- Agencies and studiosRetainers, projects and clients who pay on repeat.
- Online and subscriptionCustomers who pay through Stripe or by Direct Debit.
- Groups of companiesSeveral legal entities, one login.
- Trading in more than one currencyPounds, euros, dollars and more, each kept straight.
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