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For holding companies & groups

Several companies. One standard of control.

A separate workspace per entity with dedicated data isolation, the same permission matrix applied consistently across all of them, and an append-only audit log that can be verified rather than believed.

The reality

What you’re up against.

  • Each subsidiary runs a different stack, so group reporting is a manual merge.
  • Access is granted per company by whoever set that company up.
  • The group asks for a control narrative that no single system can evidence.
  • Onboarding a new entity means starting the whole argument again.
CareIT Business OS role permission matrix showing modules against view and manage permissions
Role permission matrix — actual product UI

How CareIT Business OS fits

Capabilities, mapped to your work.

A workspace per entity, isolated by design

Each entity runs in its own workspace with dedicated per-tenant data isolation and workspace-scoped login — including workspace-scoped password reset, so an account in one entity is not a key to another.

One permission model, applied everywhere

Roles are built from a permission matrix of module against view and manage, so the same standard of access is expressed the same way in every entity instead of being reinvented per subsidiary.

An audit log you can verify

The audit log is append-only and chained with SHA-256, and a verification command re-walks the chain. Group audit gets a checked result rather than an assurance.

The same reporting shape in every entity

Finance cockpit, accounting journal, reports and the print-optimised board pack, and analytics are the same modules in each workspace — so consolidating means comparing like with like.

Onboarding an entity is configuration

Settings are addressable per section, the role matrix is reusable, and the REST API v1 (Bearer tokens, a required Idempotency-Key on writes) lets a new workspace be provisioned and fed programmatically.

Bring your group structure.

We will walk workspace isolation, the role matrix, and audit-log verification across entities.