Connect: share the record with your co-manufacturer, not a spreadsheet copy
A scoped, auditable link between your organization and a co-manufacturer or supplier, so a formula handoff stays a record instead of an email thread.
What Connect holds
Connect is the network layer: a reciprocal, owner-scoped relationship between two organizations, with record sharing controlled by explicit scoped grants and field masks rather than an emailed spreadsheet.
The first co-manufacturer connection is free. A brand and its co-manufacturer can propose and respond to development changes, and hand off a formula package, without either side losing control of what the other can see.
What's in it
- Reciprocal counterparty relationships between organizations, including brand-to-co-manufacturer and co-manufacturer-to-brand.
- Cross-org record sharing through scoped grants and field masks, with a dual-trail audit record of every cross-org read.
- A propose-and-respond loop for development changes, with immutable, party-visible receipts on accepted contributions.
- Co-manufacturer handoff packages with an approval-engine acceptance step.
- In-network purchase orders sent directly to a linked supplier organization, with the supplier's CoA referenced through the same grant.
Who reaches for it
Brands use Connect to hand a formula to a co-manufacturer without losing visibility into what happens to it. Co-manufacturers use it to accept a package and respond with their own facts, without re-keying the brand's formula.
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