BUILT TO SCALE
However complicated your marketing gets, Tap can handle it.
Some customers have one marketer. Others manage hundreds of brands, locations, clients, teams, and data sources. Tap handles the structure underneath without making the experience harder for the people using it.
However large the organization gets, each person should still know exactly where to go and what they can see.
BUILT FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION
From one marketer using AI to a global team managing brands, locations, agencies, and clients.
We configure Tap to match the way your business is already organized—not force your business into someone else’s software structure.
- 01TEAM OF ONE
One marketer. Total power.
- 02MULTI-BRAND
Multiple brands. One experience.
- 03MULTI-LOCATION
Hundreds of locations. Unified intelligence.
- 04AGENCY + CLIENTS
Clients, brands and teams. Clear permissions.
- 05GLOBAL ENTERPRISE
Thousands of people, markets and data sources.
The structure can get bigger without making Tap harder to use.
GOVERNANCE WITHOUT FRICTION
Executives, operators, agencies, and clients can all use Tap without seeing information that was never meant for them.
Share the answer without exposing everything behind it.
ENTERPRISE-READY BY DESIGN
More data and more users also mean more responsibility.
As more people, systems, and data come aboard, access controls and governance have to grow with them. Tap was built for that from the start.
Review our security commitmentIndependent assurance
Regulatory frameworks
- Least-privilege access
- MFA + SSO
- TLS 1.2+
- Annual external penetration testing
- Twice-yearly internal testing
- Annual external audits
- Incident response
- Business continuity
READY FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
Scale without starting over.
Add a client. Open a location. Acquire a brand. Change permissions. Bring in a new agency. Tap grows with what comes next—without rebuilding what already works.
- Add a client
- Open a location
- Acquire a brand
- Bring in a new agency
- Change permissions
The next brand, location, acquisition, or client should be an addition—not a rebuild.



