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Beacon Workbench

Heavy workload features for big or transformative work. When a project demands depth, Workbench gives you the space. Windows, macOS, Linux.

What Beacon Workbench Does

Beacon Workbench gives you desktop-grade tools for the kind of work that demands serious depth — large-scale analysis, bulk operations, complex data work, and project-level tasks that would be impractical in a browser or impossible on a phone. When a task needs a proper workspace with full screen real estate and offline capability, Workbench is where it happens.

This is the counterpart to Beacon Pulse, which is built for speed and glanceability on mobile. Workbench is built for the sessions where you sit down, focus, and get through substantial work.

Who It Is For

Beacon Workbench is for people who do heavy operational or analytical work — project managers running complex engagements, analysts processing large datasets, content teams managing bulk operations, and operators who need desktop-native tools rather than browser tabs. If your work regularly involves large screens, multiple panels, or tasks that take more than a few minutes, Workbench is designed for those sessions.

How It Works

Workbench installs as a native desktop application on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It connects to your Beacon account and provides a full-featured workspace:

  • Multi-panel layout — arrange views side by side for comparison, review, and parallel work
  • Bulk operations — process multiple items at once (content updates, data exports, batch analysis) without the constraints of a browser interface
  • Offline capability — key features and data available when connectivity is limited, with changes synced when you reconnect
  • Deep project views — expanded project detail with full history, deliverable tracking, and timeline management
  • Keyboard-driven workflow — shortcuts and command palette for fast navigation without reaching for the mouse

The application syncs in real time with the Client Dashboard and other Beacon products. Work done in Workbench is immediately reflected across the ecosystem. Workbench is built on the same React and Electron stack used by tools like VS Code and Slack — proven desktop technology, not a web page wrapped in a window.

What Is Included

  • Native desktop application — Windows, macOS, and Linux
  • Multi-panel workspace — side-by-side views for complex tasks
  • Bulk operations — process multiple items without browser constraints
  • Offline mode — work without connectivity, sync when reconnected
  • Expanded project management — full detail views with history and timeline
  • Command palette — keyboard-driven navigation for power users
  • Beacon Bits monitoring — if subscribed, full Bits dashboard integrated into the desktop workspace

Pricing

Beacon Workbench is £25/month as a standalone subscription, or included in the All Products Pack at £50/month (£500/year). Clients on an active Digital Royalty retainer get the All Products Pack free.

How It Connects

Workbench is the desktop surface of the Beacon ecosystem. It shares the same data layer as the Client Dashboard and Beacon Pulse. The three form a complete access layer: Dashboard for the browser, Pulse for mobile, Workbench for desktop-intensive work. If you also use Beacon Bits, Workbench provides the most detailed monitoring interface.

Get Beacon Workbench

Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Get in touch to set up your account, or subscribe through the Client Dashboard billing portal.

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