Give customers and partners controlled access to your data
Share data access with external stakeholders through a governed API. Each party can see and update only the records they are entitled to.
Onboard externals without an integration project
External parties often need access to your data. Every new relationship turns into a manual integration project.
Monospace sits on top of your existing systems as a federation and governance layer. Each new partner is a permissions and configuration change, not a new integration.
Onboard by policy
Each new party is assigned a role with fine-grained permission rules.
Keep the record
External activity is in the same audit log as internal traffic.
Let them self-service
External users work directly with curated data instead of filling requests.
One audit trail
Every agent operation lands in the same audit log as everything else.
Multi-tenancy built in
A Monospace instance supports multiple workspaces. You can use workspaces to separate data access for any client, partner, brand, or business unit. Each workspace can connect to shared data sources or stay isolated.
Agency Workflows
Your Monospace Instance
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Strategic Accounts
strategtic-accounts
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Sales Workspace
sales
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Account Directory
Account-directory
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Enterprise Hub
the-hub
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Partner Portal
Partner-Portal
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Mid-Market Accounts
Market-accounts
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Channel Partners
channel-partners
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Client Workspace
client-workspace
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Reseller Area
reseller-area
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How it works
1
Decide what you want to expose.
Which collections and fields are reachable externally, and by whom.
2
Define policies for each role.
Roles in Monospace carry policies, policies define specific permissions.
3
Let them manage records.
External contributors query and update records through the same governed API.
Monospace
The governed API layer for every app, person, and agent
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