Solutions / Enterprise

Multi-branch organisations, roles, and usage attribution

One organisation, many branches: role-scoped access so a branch admin sees their own traffic, and org-level visibility so usage rolls up to one account and one credit balance.

How it's used

Concrete sends, not a feature list

What a enterprise team actually sends from NexBroad-Reach — and what the person on the other end sees.

An operations manager sending an org-wide broadcast and watching delivery status roll up across branches
  1. The broadcast goes out

    Sent to the whole list at once, each recipient tracked on their own.

  2. The recipient answers

    A keypress on a call, or a text reply — whichever the message asked for.

  3. It lands in one place

    The reply reaches the shared inbox and the delivery report, so the team works from the same record.

Branch-scoped sending
A branch admin or broadcaster sends and answers for their own location, without visibility into every other branch's traffic.
Org-wide rollup
An org admin sees usage and delivery across every branch from one account, on one shared credit balance, rather than reconciling separate bills.
Role-scoped teams
Add teammates with the access level their job needs — broadcasting, branch administration, or full org administration — instead of one shared login passed around.
What carries the work

The parts of Reach this runs on

  1. Branch and role model

    Organisations, branches and roles are first-class in the product, not a workaround — the access boundary is enforced by the platform, not by convention.

  2. One credit balance, org-wide

    Prepaid credits are shared at the org level, so branches draw from one balance instead of needing separate accounts.

  3. Delivery reports at every level

    Sent, delivered and failed status rolls up from recipient to branch to org, so usage attribution is a report, not a manual count.

See it against your own use case

Tell us what you're sending and to whom — we'll show you where it fits in Reach, or tell you honestly if it doesn't.