Managed service providers, franchise groups and large enterprises all have the same problem: many separate customers, brands or business units, each with its own sites, policies and administrators. Most network tools were built for a single organisation and bolt multi-tenancy on later, which means workarounds, shared views and risk.
Hermes was multi-tenant from the first line of code. Every tenant, site and team sits in one hierarchy. Policy is inherited where you want it and overridden where you need it, each administrator sees only their own scope, and tenants are isolated from each other by default.