# Multi-Site Standardization

> One operating model for every plant: package apps and data once, roll out site by site, extend within guardrails and add acquisitions without rip-and-replace.

Source: https://www.fuuz.com/solutions/multi-site

Multi-site standardization


Standardize how plants run without flattening what makes each one work. Fuuz lets the enterprise define applications, data and access once, roll them out site by site, let plants extend within guardrails, and bring acquired sites onto the same model without a big-bang replacement.

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The problem

## Why This Is Hard Today

Typical situation

- Every plant runs a different mix of systems, spreadsheets and workarounds
- Corporate templates break on local reality, so plants drift from the plan
- Acquisitions add another ERP, MES and set of logins to integrate
- Nobody sees across sites without a reporting project
With Fuuz

- Applications and data models packaged once, versioned and rolled out site by site
- Plants extend the baseline with governed low-code tools instead of working around it
- Acquired sites connect first and move onto the model progressively
- Site data rolls up to the enterprise in one namespace
What Fuuz provides

## How It Works

### Package once, roll out everywhere

Applications, data models and flows move between environments and sites as versioned packages, with build, QA and production for every change.

### Local flexibility, enterprise guardrails

Plants extend accelerators for their process inside the roles, reviews and release path IT sets, so the business stays aligned plant by plant.

[Build on Fuuz →](https://www.fuuz.com/platform/build)

### Site autonomy when it matters

In a three-tier deployment each site runs its own Fuuz enterprise and keeps running on its own for as long as it needs, then synchronizes.

[Architecture and deployment →](https://www.fuuz.com/platform/architecture)

### Access governed centrally

Sites request access for new users, an authorized enterprise admin approves, and disabling a user once removes access everywhere.

### Acquisitions without rip-and-replace

Connect the acquired site's systems first, map them to the enterprise model, and retire them when it makes sense.

### Mixed ERPs, one model

Run one operating model across sites that use different ERPs.

[ERP extension →](https://www.fuuz.com/solutions/erp-extension)

How to start

## A Practical Path

1

### Define the baseline

Start from accelerators and your best plant's process; package the applications and data model.

2

### Pilot one site

Deploy, measure and adjust with the plant team, keeping changes in the package.

3

### Roll out in waves

Deploy the package to more sites; each plant extends within the guardrails.

4

### See across the enterprise

Site data rolls up to the central tier for cross-plant visibility and comparison.

Questions

## What Teams Ask

Do all plants have to run the same version?No. Packages are versioned, so sites can move to a new release on their own schedule while the enterprise keeps control of what is approved.

Can a plant change an application?Yes, within the roles, reviews and release path IT sets. Extensions stay on the same platform, so they remain supportable and visible.

What if a site loses its connection?Gateways buffer data while offline (expect 4+ hours, depending on implementation). In a three-tier deployment, each site runs on its own for as long as it needs.

How do we bring in an acquired company?Connect what it runs today, map it to your model and give its people access through the same enterprise approval. Replace systems progressively.

## Related

### Enterprise data governance

One governed model for operational data.

[Learn more →](https://www.fuuz.com/solutions/data-governance)

### Governance and security

Site-level access, governed at the enterprise.

[Learn more →](https://www.fuuz.com/platform/governance)

### The platform

Connect, persist, build and govern on one platform.

[Learn more →](https://www.fuuz.com/platform/)

Get started

## Ready To Run Every Operation As One?

Tell us what you run today and what you need next. We will map how Fuuz fits, without ripping anything out.

[Start the conversation](https://www.fuuz.com/contact)

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