Features for business
What every business account on Pure Neo can do, feature by feature.
The features on this page are shared across all business accounts on Pure Neo: manufacturers, distributors, dealers, and reviewers. Each business persona also has features of its own:
News & Press Releases
News & Press Releases is where a business tells the hi-fi world what’s new. Manufacturers, distributors and dealers all have it, and everything they publish appears on their public Pure Neo page.
There are two formats. News is the quick update: what launched, what changed, what’s coming. A press release is the full announcement, with the original document included so readers get it straight from the source.
Both carry images and link to the products they cover, so a reader gets from the announcement straight to the gear behind it.
Early beta, rolling out later this year: the Feed. Users who follow a brand see its news and press releases in their feed automatically, without visiting the brand’s page. That reaches enthusiasts, and just as much the reviewers and dealers who follow the brands they cover and sell.
Getting started
Getting started is the first thing a new user sees in the Business Suite: a checklist of what to set up, step by step. A business that holds more than one role, say distributor and dealer at once, gets a separate checklist for each.
Every step links straight to where it gets done and marks itself complete once it is. Once every checklist is complete, Getting started steps aside and To-dos takes the front spot.
To-dos & Notifications
Early beta, rolling out this year: To-dos is the running list of everything in a business account that needs to be done. Tasks show up when something needs doing, and each one leads to where it gets done.
Notifications have their own tab next to To-dos. They keep business accounts in the loop when something happens between partners, so nothing that needs a response goes unnoticed.
→ Full description: Notifications (Consumers)
User management
Adding product content to Pure Neo and keeping it current is work, and for most manufacturers it isn't what they're in business for. They'd rather spend their time building great products. User management lets them hand that work off without giving up control of their brand.
They can hand editing rights to a distributor or dealer, or bring in a third party like a web or advertising agency. Or they book the Pure Neo Content Service and have us add the product content for them.
The team stays with the business. They invite editors by email and see who is active. They can pause someone's access and restore it later, or remove them for good.