Multiple Brand Management

JFW excels in managing multiple brands, much like it handles a single brand, thanks to its hierarchical structure. This architecture effectively differentiates between primary and secondary brands, making brand management more efficient. It also ensures that users of subsidiary brands can easily access the leading brand's resources or features, promoting a unified ecosystem.

Given the insights on brand dynamics, it's clear that Jframework adeptly manages a variety of brands, functioning similarly to an application designed for a singular brand. Its support for a hierarchical tree structure among related brands significantly enhances this capability. This architecture clearly distinguishes between a primary (parent) brand and its secondary (child) brands. Such a structure not only simplifies brand management but also enables users associated with a sub-brand to access resources or functionalities tied to the leading brand, thereby fostering a cohesive ecosystem.

For example, PTEOnlineTests is a sub-brand of BoostPTE. Users associated with PTEOnlineTests can easily access BoostPTE resources or features by logging in with their PTEOnlineTests credentials.

This function is not available in the current version of Jframework. It will be available in the upcoming versions.

Brand Hierarchy

• In a brand ecosystem, the primary brand is the parent brand, while the secondary brands are the child brands. Each user can access all the features of both brands.