If you run more than one brand, use the Switch Brands button on your dashboard to move between them. You won't need it often. Every booking and lead already knows which brand it belongs to.
How to switch brands
From your dashboard
Click Switch Brands in the toolbar on your dashboard and pick a brand. You stay on the same page, now under the other brand.
From Website Integration
The Website Integration page has its own Switch Brands button, next to each brand's booking links.
By web address
Each brand has its own web address. Bookmark each one and you can jump straight to the brand you want.
How brands work
The brand you're working in is the web address you're on. Switching brands loads the same page at the other brand's address, which is why the logo, colors, and menus change with it.
A brand is a second storefront, not a second account. It gets its own booking link, look, and packages, all under one login and one subscription. Common reasons to add one:
- A second service line, like a DJ company that also runs trivia nights.
- A different market for the same service, like a wedding brand and a corporate events brand.
- A side business that shares your books but needs its own name.
- A second location with its own booking link. See How do I manage multiple locations? for other options.
When to switch
Switch when you're working on one brand's setup:
- Its name, logo, colors, contact info, or email signature
- Which packages, add-ons, backdrops, or extras it offers
- Previewing its booking page the way customers see it
- Copying its booking link for your website
You don't need to switch to manage bookings:
- Bookings, Leads, Calendar, Appointments, and reports show every brand together. Use the Brand filter to narrow to one.
- New bookings get their brand automatically from the booking link the customer used. The brand decides which packages they see.
- Proposals, invoices, contracts, and emails use the booking's brand, including its logo, colors, contact details, and signature.
- Opening a booking or lead from another brand switches you to that brand.
What each brand has
- Its own booking link and web address
- Name, address, public email, phone, and website
- Logo, favicon, and colors
- Email signature and proposal About Us text
- Invoice and remittance details
- Social media links
- The statement descriptor on clients' card statements
- Its own selection of packages, add-ons, backdrops, and extras
Automations, message templates, contract sections, and documents can apply to one brand or to all of them.
What brands share
- One login and one subscription, with plan limits pooled across brands
- Your bank account, payout destination, and payment methods
- Availability, business hours, and blockout dates
- Travel zones
- Booking questions and questionnaires
- Staff and user accounts
- Time zone and other account settings
Related articles
- Branding
- How do I manage packages across multiple brands?
- How do I change the brand on a booking?
- How do I manage multiple locations?
- How do I remove a brand?