How does Core dna handle multiple brands on one platform?
Each brand is configured as a tenant on a shared platform. Each tenant has its own domain, storefront, brand identity, content, and merchandising.
Each brand is configured as a tenant on a shared platform. Each tenant has its own domain, storefront, brand identity, content, and merchandising. The catalog primitives, customer graph, pricing engine, and back-office integrations are shared across tenants. You decide per data class what is shared and what is brand-scoped: SKUs, customers, inventory, loyalty, reporting. Add a brand by configuring a new tenant in admin, not by buying another platform.
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