A multi-instance platform groups several clearly distinct workspaces (instance1, instance2, instance3) inside a single centralized infrastructure. Each instance keeps its own content, its own settings, and its own users, which avoids mix-ups and keeps the organization clean. Centralized authentication gives the user a single sign-on so they can reach only the instances assigned to them. Operationally, this structure simplifies maintenance, because you can work on one instance without disturbing the others. Finally, the architecture stays extensible: you simply add a new instance when demand grows, without changing the rest of the system.
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