Using in-browser editing for Muse?

Question

Hi everyone,
I hope some of you can shed some light on this. I've been searching all morning for an answer online, without much success.
I am a Creative Cloud member and have access to the full package. I plan to get to grips with Adobe Muse so that I can create a website for my friend. I'm good at design but know nothing about code so Muse fits the bill for me.
I know that as a Creative Cloud subscriber, I am able to have 5 basic websites hosted, without having to pay anything else. I also understand the publishing to a temporary business catalyst site.
What I don't quite understand is this...
1) Let's assume I create a website for my friend
2) I publish it to the temporary site
3) it's great. He wants it. He buys his own domain name and takes out his own Business Catalyst Basic host plan.
Is he able to then go into his own Business Catalyst site, edit the site through the in-browser editing function and then that to update my original files when I next go into Muse? If I don't get the update (because I now have nothing to do with the site, as it's his own host service), then that's OK...providing he can still make his basic updates.
The idea I have is that I could start creating simple websites for small businesses for a fee. Once designed, I would want to show them how to make small changes, through the in-broswer editing and then let them make their own small changes. If anything major was needed, I'd still have the original files, so could just do the work for them.
Hope that makes sense.
Any help and guidance would be much appreciated and thanks for taking the time to read.
Sebastian

Answer 1

Hi sebastianhope81,
Yes, this is possible, although it's not quite evident on how to do it. Here's how:
You create the site in Muse and publish to a Business Catalyst temporary site.
Log in this site's Admin and go to Site Settings > Admin Users and add your customer as an Administrator of the site.
You go to http://www.businesscatalyst.com/partnerportal and log in with your Adobe ID.
Go to 'My Sites' and there you will find the above temporary site, and choose to Upgrade it.
In this form, choose 'Invoice My Customer Directly' and enter your customer's payment details (enter the same email address as the one in step 2).
What happens after these steps is that the customer is set up to pay for the site, and he is able to edit the site through in-browser editing. You are still the "partner" of this site, so whenever you choose to sync back the changes from the site to your .muse file, you are able to do so.
Hope this helps.
Irina