Many Brand Sites. One Platform. The Right Controls.

Walk into a Kenyan SACCO's marketing meeting and the same conversations come up. Marketing wants to refresh the hero image. Compliance needs the goAML disclosure updated by Friday. Legal wants the new terms reflected before the audit on March 15. On a generic CMS, all three land in the same IT queue — and any of them can edit anything, including each other's copy.

Most SACCOs and banks juggle 5–20 branch and brand sites, often on different stacks, often with no one able to prove what was published when. SASRA requires SACCOs to digitise processes and share certain reports with the regulator. Members are told to self-register online but branch microsites still send them to physical visits because content isn't synced. Every regulator-licensed SACCO has to display its original licence "in a conspicuous place" — and outdated cert PDFs sit on multiple branch sites for months.

OmniTrust DXP is one platform that runs every site, with each brand fully isolated from the next at the database level. Permissions are surgical: a compliance officer can edit the goAML notice without being able to touch product pricing; a marketer can swap the hero image without rewriting legal copy. Every change is captured — who, when, what — in a record a regulator can accept. Adding a new brand site is a configuration, not a project. And the whole stack runs inside your VPC if your regulator wants it that way.