Chains, franchises and groups
Two shops or twenty, one login
Each branch on its own numbers, with managers scoped to their site and you looking at all of them together or one at a time.
- Branches
- Unlimited
- Managers
- Scoped to their site
- Customers
- Shared across sites
The problems
What this actually fixes
Not a feature list. The things that go wrong on a normal week.
- 01
A spreadsheet to add the branches up
Consolidated reporting is a view, not a monthly assembly job.
- 02
Managers can see things they should not
Branch scoping is enforced, so a manager sees their own site and nothing else.
- 03
A customer known at one branch is a stranger at another
Customers, pets and prepaid balances are shared across sites.
- 04
Opening a new site means starting again
Adding a branch is a settings change, with its own staff, stock and runs.
On screen
This is the actual software
- 01Open the dashboard scoped to a branch or all of them
- 02Read takings and the service-line split
- 03Check the booking funnel for the leak
- 04Action low stock per site
- 05Compare branches on the same measures
A day, in order
What you switch on
The modules behind it
Reports & Multi-branch
Run several branches from one login, with takings by branch, revenue split by service line, no-show rates, stock alerts and the vaccinations-due list.
Setup & Control
Turn modules on and off, put your own branding on it, add branches, set tax and currency, connect payments, and decide who can see what.
Staff, Rota & Commission
Personal schedules, shift rotas, leave requests and approvals, working hours the diary respects, and commission that adds itself up.
Billing & Payments
Correct invoices, a list of who owes you what, prepaid balances, and online payment through Razorpay or Stripe that posts itself.
Can a customer use their prepaid balance at any branch?
Do managers see other branches?
Next step
Come and see it on your own shop
Twenty minutes on the real software, walked through the way you actually work. No slide deck, and nobody chases you afterwards.