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Blueprint brings the businesses you run or franchise into one group. HQ sets any setting for all of them, shares a library that flows both ways, and customizes the screens every location sees — each business keeping everything HQ does not govern.
Purview runs one business. Blueprint runs a group of them, with the same controls one level up.
One HQ and the businesses that joined it.
Any setting, set once for every business.
Where each business set its own value.
Sent up by businesses, sent down by HQ.
Sell the group’s playbook, buy for the group.
HQ’s layer over any Calisto screen.
A business joins when its owner says yes, and leaves from its own Purview. HQ decides what the group shares, and everything HQ does not govern stays the business’s own.
The business you create it from becomes HQ. There is one HQ per group.
The owner accepts in Purview and chooses which of their businesses joins. Nothing about it is governed until they accept.
Remove a business from the group, or hand HQ to another business in it.
Every business becomes standalone. Shared details keep the values they have, and HQ’s standards stop applying.
What the group shares, chosen by HQ:
One
HQ per group
Two
choices on every setting
Every
app’s settings can be a standard
Each standard is either “Entities may change”, where HQ’s value applies until a business sets its own, or “HQ manages”, where it is read-only in every business and every app and changed only in Blueprint.
Identity, contact, address, hours, locale, brand, catalogs and work.
On the app’s own settings screen, exactly as each business sees it.
Sales tax, VAT and tourist tax, kept in step in every business as HQ changes them.
Whoever pays governs billing and people and privacy. HQ sets those for a business only when HQ pays for it.
Compliance lists, business by business, which flexible standards it has replaced with its own value. A managed standard cannot drift, so it never appears.
No business can change a managed standard, so there is nothing to check.
For each business, the standards it has replaced with its own value. If one matters, make it a standard HQ manages.
Nothing is pushed or re-synced. A business reads the group’s standard the moment it opens a setting, including a business that joined today.
The best checklist in the group might have been written at one location. It goes up to HQ, and HQ sends it down to everyone. Blueprint authors nothing: every item is made in its own app, and Blueprint decides who shares it and how.
A business sends an item it made to HQ, and HQ decides whether the group gets it.
HQ sends an item to every business, or to the ones it chooses.
A managed copy cannot be changed in the business. A customizable one can.
When HQ edits an item, every copy follows. HQ can recall an item it sent.
Four steps, all from HQ.
Create it from HQ and invite each business by its owner’s email.
Any setting, for every business — and whether each may change it.
Items come up from businesses and go down from HQ.
HQ’s layer over any screen, in every business.
HQ sells library items in the Pro Shop and buys there. A purchase is HQ’s, and reaches a business only when HQ sends it.
Open any screen in its app and choose “Customize for the whole group”. It is a layer, not a copy: each block keeps following Calisto’s updates unless HQ fixes it at today’s version.
HQ’s layer is the starting point, and each business adds its own changes over it.
The screen is the same in every business in the group, and only HQ changes it.
2 of these 5 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
Each business runs itself in Purview; a setting HQ manages shows there read-only, and the owner accepts the group invitation there.
A checklist is written in Assure, then sent up to HQ or down to every business through the library.
Message templates are written in Inbox and shared across the group the same way.
Shift templates HQ shares land in every business’s schedule.
The brand HQ makes a standard is what Ethos checks every business’s work against.
Operating standards for HQ and multi-location teams.
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Purview runs one business: its settings, its library, and who in it may change what. Blueprint is the same thing one level up — it runs a group of businesses from HQ. A setting HQ sets becomes a standard for every business in the group, and everything HQ does not govern stays each business’s own.
Yes — in every business in the group and in every app, including the app that would otherwise write it. It is changed only in Blueprint. A setting HQ lets businesses change starts from HQ’s value until a business sets its own.
No. Every item is made in its own app — a checklist in Assure, a message template in Inbox or Campaigns, a screen in its app’s editor. Blueprint decides which of them the group shares, and whether a business may change its copy.
Only when HQ pays for that business. Whoever pays governs billing and people and privacy settings; everything else is HQ’s to govern for every business in the group.
Not yet. A single business runs everything it needs in Purview. Blueprint is for the day you run or franchise a second one and want them to share standards.
It becomes standalone. The settings it had keep the values they have, HQ’s standards stop applying, and items HQ sent it can be recalled by HQ.
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