Corporate vs Private Roles

Check out the companion article: Guided Workflow: Your First Professional Steps on Flameplace

Flameplace is designed to mirror the real-world structure of the interior design and furnishing market. Every user starts with a Private client role, and may later take on one or more corporate roles by creating or joining companies.

When creating or joining a company, users can assume one or more of the following corporate roles:

The Private client role remains part of the private (personal) profile assigned to all users by default.

Each role unlocks specific tools and workflows tailored to its function in the supply chain.

The order and behavior of these roles on Flameplace fully replicate the most complex real-world supply chain, where:

This chain allows for a seamless digital replication of what professionals already know — only faster and more transparent.

Flameplace doesn't reinvent the market — it digitizes and automates it.

Upon registration, every user is automatically assigned a private role — typically acting as a Client. You can:

When you create or join a company:

You are always able to return to your personal role. Closing a company or leaving one doesn’t remove your private access.

Users can toggle between:

This allows complete flexibility depending on whether you’re working as an individual or as part of a business.

Whether you're buying a lamp for your home or managing a global supply chain — Flameplace adapts to you.

For professionals, the learning curve is minimal — Flameplace works just like the real industry. You’ll find the same structure and logic you already use:

Only now, it all happens in one place — faster, clearer, and fully traceable.

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