One Dashboard. Every Location. Total Control.

Managing a single business is hard. Managing three, five, or ten locations across multiple states is an entirely different challenge — and most software was not built for it. CoreCommand gives executive operators the cross-location command center they have always needed. See every facility, every team, every pending task, and every compliance deadline from one login.


The Multi-Location Management Gap in Current Software

Most business management software was designed for single-location operations. When you try to use it across multiple sites, you end up with one of two problems: either you maintain separate accounts for each location and lose the ability to see across your entire portfolio, or you cram everything into a single account and lose the ability to separate data, permissions, and accountability by site.

Multi-location business management software needs to solve both problems simultaneously. It needs to provide executive-level visibility across every organization and location while maintaining strict separation of data and access at the site level. It needs to let your residential program director manage their facility independently while giving your CEO a single dashboard that shows task completion rates, compliance status, and credential expirations across every location.

CoreCommand was built from the ground up as a multi-site operations management platform. The architecture supports multiple organizations, each with multiple locations, each with role-based access controls that determine exactly who sees what. This is not a workaround layered on top of a single-location tool. This is a multi-facility oversight platform designed for the way management companies and executive operators actually work.


How the Super Admin Dashboard Works

The Super Admin role is designed for executive operators, owners, and management company principals who need to see everything without being responsible for day-to-day operations at any single site. When you log in as a Super Admin, you see a unified executive operations dashboard that aggregates data from every organization and location in your portfolio.

The dashboard surfaces the information that matters most to executive oversight: compliance alerts across all facilities, task completion rates by location, credential expirations approaching deadline, and document renewals that need attention. You can drill into any location to see its specific data, review its team, and examine its compliance status — then pull back to the portfolio view to see the big picture.

This design means you spend your time identifying problems and making decisions — not logging into different systems, asking site managers for updates, or hoping that someone remembered to escalate an issue to you.


Setting Up Location-Based Access Controls

When you operate multiple facilities, data privacy is not just a best practice — it is a regulatory and legal requirement. An employee at one location should not be able to view personnel files, performance documents, or compliance data from another location. But your executive team needs unrestricted visibility across every site.

CoreCommand's role-based access control system handles this with four distinct permission tiers. Super Admins see all organizations and all locations. Admins manage their assigned facility — its team, tasks, and documents. HR Managers access personnel files and compliance data for their location. Standard Users see only their own assigned tasks and documents. Each tier is enforced at the database level through row-level security, meaning that access restrictions are not just interface-level controls — they are built into the data architecture itself.

Setting up a new location takes minutes. Create the location, assign an Admin, invite the team, and the access controls are configured automatically based on each user's role.


Cross-Organization KPI Tracking

Executive operators need more than a list of locations — they need to understand how each location is performing relative to the others and relative to organizational standards. CoreCommand's cross-location reporting provides key operational metrics across your entire portfolio: task completion rates, overdue task counts, compliance alert status, credential expiration timelines, and document renewal deadlines.

These metrics are available in real time from the Super Admin dashboard, giving you the data you need to identify underperforming locations, allocate resources effectively, and hold site-level managers accountable for operational results. For management companies overseeing multiple client businesses, this layer of visibility is the difference between reactive firefighting and proactive portfolio management.


Managing AP, HR, and Operations Across Multiple Companies

Management companies that oversee multiple separate businesses face a unique operational challenge: each business may have its own HR policies, compliance requirements, and operational workflows — but the management team needs to oversee all of them from a unified system. This is fundamentally different from a single company with multiple branches.

CoreCommand supports a true multi-organization architecture where each client business exists as a separate entity with its own locations, teams, and data. The management company's Super Admin account provides oversight across all organizations simultaneously, while each business's data remains isolated and protected. This means your client's HR files, compliance documents, and operational tasks are never visible to another client — but your management team can see and manage everything.

For management companies in the behavioral health space, this structure supports the common model of managing multiple treatment centers, each with its own licensure, accreditation, and staffing requirements, from a single operational platform.


CoreCommand for Management Companies

Real operational scenarios where multi-location visibility changes the game.

Treatment Center Networks

Oversee residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient programs across multiple states with unified compliance tracking and staff credentialing.

Multi-Business Portfolios

Manage separate companies with distinct teams and compliance requirements while maintaining executive visibility from one dashboard.

Regional Operations

Track task completion, credential status, and document renewals across geographically dispersed locations without site visits.


Multi-Location Questions

CoreCommand has no hard limit on the number of locations or organizations you can add. It is designed for operators managing anywhere from two locations to dozens across multiple states.
Yes. Each location has its own Admin user who manages their facility's team, tasks, and documents. The Super Admin account sees across all locations simultaneously.
Yes. CoreCommand supports a multi-organization structure where each client business is a separate organization with its own team, locations, and data — while the management company Super Admin has oversight across all of them.
Yes. The Super Admin dashboard includes cross-location task completion rates, compliance alert summaries, and document expiration status across all organizations.

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