Can one rooftop see another data?

No. Isolation is enforced at the data level rather than by hiding things in the interface.

Can service staff be kept out of lead files?

Yes. Service access covers deliveries and service without the ability to open a lead.

Yes — its own web address, logo and colours.

Each store is walled off from the others at the data level. Not hidden in the interface — genuinely unable to see across.

9 roles

from BDC agent to owner

Per store

own web address, own logo, own colours

Data level

isolation enforced below the interface

Real isolation: Each store is walled off from the others at the data level, not hidden in the UI.
Own identity per store: Each store gets its own web address, its own logo and its own colours.
Nine permission levels: So a BDC agent, a finance manager, a service advisor and an owner each see exactly what they should.
Service without leads: Your service department can be given access to deliveries and service without ever being able to open a lead file.
Multiple locations per store: Inside a single store’s account.
Access control: Full login history, two-factor for admins, and automatic logout overnight.

Can one rooftop see another data?: No. Isolation is enforced at the data level rather than by hiding things in the interface.
Can service staff be kept out of lead files?: Yes. Service access covers deliveries and service without the ability to open a lead.
Does each store get its own branding?: Yes — its own web address, logo and colours.

Not a promise that you are compliant — a record you can hand over, on the day it is requested.

Speed, engagement, outcomes, and when your customers are actually on their phones — measured from your own message history, not an industry average.

Every customer gets a link by text.