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CASE STUDY / HIGHLANDHOST

One platform.
Many possibilities.

HighlandHost is a property and hospitality platform development project. It demonstrates ClassAntics’ experience building software for multiple organisations within a shared system.

PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE / ILLUSTRATION

Connected at the core.
Individual by design.

HighlandHostShared platform
Business AIts own website & recordsBusiness BIts own website & recordsBusiness CIts own website & records

The design problem

A shared platform needs to support individual businesses without treating their data, users and branding as interchangeable. Each business needs its own records, access permissions and identity within the system.

How it works

The system identifies which business someone is working with and uses that context to select its records and website. Each business can have its own branding, while platform administration has a separate workspace.

Keeping business records separate

The project includes automated checks that property searches return records for the current business and reject attempts to save records against another business.

Project stage

HighlandHost is a development project, with foundations in place for separate business workspaces and websites. It has not launched publicly.

Where the experience is useful

The pattern is relevant when a product serves multiple property businesses, brands or other organisations. Requirements for data separation, access, onboarding and support should be agreed before the build.

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