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Multi-entity & multilingual

One standard. Every site, entity and language

Each business unit, country or site gets its own space, with its own rules, content and branding. Group leadership sees one consolidated picture of capability.

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Every entity trains its own way

Acquisitions, subsidiaries and local habits leave you with several systems, several standards and no common view. Group functions can't compare sites, and local teams resist anything that ignores how they work.

Translating content for each market adds months, and it's usually out of date by the time it's done.

How Opigno helps

Four steps, one loop

  1. A space per entity

    Each unit gets its own branded environment, administrators, content and rules, under one governance.

  2. Shared where it should be

    Group-wide standards and content are shared, while local specifics stay local.

  3. In every language

    Instruction is generated in each person's language from the same source, so updates reach every market at once.

  4. One consolidated view

    Capability and gaps compared across entities, sites and countries in one place.

What you get

  • Group visibility without centralising everything

    Local teams keep control of what's theirs.

  • Faster rollouts

    A new standard reaches every entity and language in the same cycle.

  • Lower cost

    One platform replaces several systems and translation projects.

  • Easier integration of acquisitions

    A new entity gets its own space and joins the group view.

Questions we hear often

Can each entity have its own branding and administrators?

Yes. Each space has its own look, administrators, content and rules.

Which languages are supported?

The interface comes in multiple languages, and instruction can be generated in the languages your people work in.

Map your entities with us.

Tell us how your group is organised, and we'll show you how it would look in Opigno.

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