Multiple products under one brand?

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Hey Ruben! ProductLift seems like a great product, super happy to find you on AS! I’m exploring a physical product ops development initiative with a group of customers. I noticed your answer in one earlier question, where you write:

” Or group multiple products under a single project—if they share branding or user base.”

If I understood this correctly, ProductLift would be a solution to building a ”per-product” feedback/roadmap/changelog solution to for example company producing say ~20 discrete products?

All products in this case would be under one subdomain / brand.

If I get this right, I’ll extend question: in sharing the feedback channel, would it be possible to utilize a QR code generated per each channel which could be printed on product packaging?

Thanks :)

RubenBuijs · Answer

Hi Koskiat,\u000a\u000aHappy to help! Interesting question!\u000a\u000aI think this should be doable, you can make each brand a category and auto set the category on the new post page (using a link). That way you can auto fill the category (brand) when the page is loaded. If you should really do that? I\u0027m not sure, as it sounds like a dedicated portal for a product that has packaging makes sense to me. But up to you, it seems to be possible :)\u000a\u000aRuben

koskiat · Answer

Ohh happy to hear this \u002D and worry not, the business case is solid. :) so just to be extra clear\u003B if I’d go for T5 with 60 projects, based on your insights on how to run this inside the tool, I would have the capacity of serving 60 companies with their own brands\u003B and as this would work through categories in the system, there would be no real limits to amount of separate products?

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