Set the standards everyone shares.
Centralize identity policies, brand systems, templates, products and organization-wide visibility in one operating layer.
Collaboration and governance
Structure Storycards around your departments, business units, brands or clients. Give each person the right access to create, edit, review, publish or analyze, while shared templates, products and revision history keep the work connected.

A single flat workspace creates friction as more people, products and business units are added. Storycards gives the organization a shared operating layer, then separates day-to-day work into groups with their own members, products and access.
A group can represent a department, market, brand, client or portfolio. People can belong to multiple groups, so cross-functional work stays connected without opening every product to everyone.
The operating model
Apply shared standards across the organization while each group sees the work, data and actions it is responsible for.
Centralize identity policies, brand systems, templates, products and organization-wide visibility in one operating layer.
Separate work by department, business unit, market, brand, client or product portfolio, with a manager and access rules for each group.
Decide who can create, edit, review, publish or access analytics. Add the same person to more than one group when work crosses team boundaries.
A connected workflow
Storycards keeps design, content, product, publishing and measurement in one workflow while giving each function the level of access it needs.
Create approved templates, reusable components and protected areas that carry the brand into every new product.
Start from an approved structure and update the content, fields and options assigned to the team.
See who changed a product, review the latest version and keep feedback connected to the work before it moves forward.
Limit publishing to the right roles while other collaborators continue creating, editing or reviewing.
Give analysts access to performance data and reports without giving them permission to change the product itself.
Built for cross-functional work
Each function works on the same product from its own role. The organization keeps one source of truth instead of passing files and decisions between disconnected tools.
Own templates, reusable components, responsive behavior and the parts of each product that stay protected.
Create products and update approved content without changing the underlying brand system.
Coordinate interaction logic, review, publishing and how each experience fits the wider customer journey.
Access analytics and reports, evaluate performance and work with the data destinations the organization has approved.
Manage groups, members, roles, identity requirements and access across the full product portfolio.
Enterprise collaboration controls
The collaboration layer covers product access, reusable assets, account policies, publishing and performance visibility across the organization.
Set separate permissions for product creation, content editing, review, publishing, analytics and data access.
Keep each team focused on the products and data assigned to its group, with separation where the organization needs it.
Make approved starting points easy to find and reuse across teams without rebuilding the same experience.
Track product changes and restore an earlier version when a team needs to review or reverse an update.
Give authorized teams a unified view of product performance while maintaining access boundaries for individual groups.
Manage products for different sites, brands or portfolios inside one organization with distinct access rules.
Apply single sign-on, required two-factor authentication and account policies across the organization.
See who is working on a product and keep responsibility visible as work moves between collaborators.
Adoption across the organization
Map groups, roles, templates and publishing responsibilities to the way your organization already works.
Help designers, creators, analysts and administrators learn the workflow that applies to their role.
Talk with our enterprise team about your departments, product portfolios, access model and publishing workflow.