On-premise
Hospitality accounts where the product is served and consumed on site.
- Bars & pubs
- Nightlife & music
- Cafés & bakeries
- Restaurants & food
- Hotels & stays
Every environment where consumer brands win.
Premisely organises trade Accounts into On-premise, Retail and Experiences, then preserves the specific account type, subtype and attributes that make each one useful.
Retail
Accounts where the product is stocked for off-premise purchase.
- Retail
Experiences
Cultural, leisure and event opportunities where the brand can be sampled or experienced.
- Leisure & wellness
- Culture & community
- Event venues
- Events
- Promoters & buyers
A lean classification model
Channel first. Account type second. Traits never promote.
A nightclub is On-premise. A festival is an Experience. A specialist bottle shop is Retail. Attributes such as rooftop, live music or late-night add detail without creating overlapping categories—and never move an Account into a different type.
11 published account types
Every list on these pages is generated from the same taxonomy the product stores against, so the site cannot advertise a category the workspace does not hold.
Subtypes keep the detail
A cocktail bar and a taproom are both Bars & pubs. The subtype survives underneath so filtering stays specific without splitting the browsing level.
Organisations sit beside, not inside
Operators, groups and buyers control access to several Accounts at once. They are linked as organisations rather than forced into a customer Channel of their own.
One account universe
See the model From discovery to commercial action.
Every record keeps its evidence, score and lifecycle state as the team reviews, qualifies, owns and activates it—whichever Channel it came from.