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# Managing Multiple Franchises

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### Switching Tenant Sites

We recommend bookmarking each tenant site page in your browser for quick access. You can also switch tenant sites directly within Horse Spot.

Click the drop-down by your initials, which shows your profile information, and select Switch Tenant.

This will show you all of the tenant sites associated with the email address you use to log into Horse Spot.

Click the tenant site you'd like to access. This brings you into that tenant site, where you'll have access to all of the information set up specifically for it.

You can switch back and forth between your tenant sites just as easily.


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