Multibase Multi-Brand Portal Rollout (6-8 days)
A repeatable delivery sprint that turns one Multibase content repository into branded client help portals with custom domains and AI answer synthesis, priced as a setup fee plus monthly retainer. Time: 6-8 days.
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Multibase Multi-Brand Portal Rollout (6-8 days)
A repeatable delivery sprint that turns one Multibase content repository into branded client help portals with custom domains and AI answer synthesis, priced as a setup fee plus monthly retainer.
- Multibase workspace on Scale ($149/month, 10 portals) or Enterprise ($399/month, unlimited portals) depending on client count
- Client-owned or agency-managed domain with DNS access for CNAME mapping (for example help.clientbrand.com)
- Client-supplied source material: existing FAQs, support macros, policy docs, and brand assets (logo, color hex codes, fonts)
- Named client approver for article accuracy and a support lead who owns post-launch content updates
- Agreed AI query ceiling per client so portal allocation stays inside the plan's monthly allowance
- 1.Create the agency Multibase account and map the plan tier to the client roster: 3 portals on Growth ($49/month), 10 on Scale ($149/month), unlimited on Enterprise ($399/month)
- 2.Provision the first client portal and set the CNAME record so the help center resolves on the client's subdomain
- 3.Load logo, color palette, and fonts, then apply CSS overrides until the portal carries no visible Multibase branding
- 1.Audit the client's existing support inbox and macros to build an article inventory capped at the categories that drive repeat tickets
- 2.Draft the category tree in the Multibase article editor with reusable snippets for shared policy language
- 3.Capture screenshots for the ten highest-volume questions and attach them to their articles
- 1.Publish the first article batch and confirm the article-once-publish-to-many workflow pushes identical content to a second test portal
- 2.Enable AI-synthesized answers with source citations and verify citations point to the correct article
- 3.Run failed-search detection by querying ten phrasings real customers use and logging every miss
- 1.Close content gaps surfaced by failed-search detection and rewrite article titles to match customer phrasing
- 2.Tune AI responses so answers reflect the client's specific service terms rather than generic definitions
- 3.Test the portal on mobile and confirm navigation and search behave on small screens
- 1.Roll out remaining client portals from the same repository, adjusting domain, logo, and colors per brand
- 2.For multilingual clients on Scale or above, publish EN and RU variants and spot-check AI answers in both
- 3.Set per-portal AI query budgets so no single client consumes the shared monthly allowance
- 1.Train the client's support team on the article editor, category management, and portal settings
- 2.Hand over a content update cadence: who writes, who approves, and how often failed searches get reviewed
- 3.Document the escalation path for AI answers that cite outdated articles
- 1.Run a 48-hour soft launch with a small customer segment and track deflection against the prior ticket baseline
- 2.Collect the first week of AI query logs and flag any answer that required a human correction
- 3.Finalize the retainer scope: article volume per month, portal count, and query headroom
- 1.Present the deflection report to the client with ticket volume before and after launch
- 2.Confirm billing arrangement since Multibase does not meter per-client usage or invoice on the agency's behalf
- 3.Schedule the monthly content review and lock the next article batch
A Scale plan at $149/month covers 10 client portals, so the platform cost per client falls under $15 monthly while each portal can carry a $300 to $500 retainer. The 30% reseller commission on top means the agency earns on the subscription it resells, and the article-once-publish-to-many workflow keeps marginal delivery time per added client low because content is written once and republished.
- Branded client help portal live on a custom domain with logo, colors, and CSS overrides applied
- Article library organized into categories with reusable snippets and screenshots
- AI answer configuration with source citations enabled and failed-search log from launch week
- Per-portal AI query budget sheet mapped to the plan's monthly allowance
- Client team training notes covering the article editor and portal settings
Every contracted client portal resolves on its own custom domain, serves AI answers with working source citations, and has a signed-off article library with a documented monthly update cadence.
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