A second branch should not mean a second system. Add an outlet to the same login, give it its own menu and staff, and let each location take orders, run its kitchen and answer to its own numbers.
The outlet switcher in the top bar is the whole idea: every screen — orders, tables, menu, inventory, customers, riders, reports — redraws for the outlet you selected. Staff at the branch keep their own accounts; you keep the view from the top.
Menu and prices, tables and their QR codes, inventory, customers, riders, staff and reports all belong to one outlet.
One owner account switches between outlets. No second subscription, no separate dashboard to keep open.
Accounts are created per outlet, so a manager or rider sees the location they were added to.
A cafe's menu and a restaurant's menu are separate catalogues — different items, prices and availability, on their own QR codes.
Each branch assigns from its own rider list, with its own delivery ledger, because a rider cannot deliver for two kitchens at once.
Orders are counted where they are taken, so the bill for a quiet branch is not inflated by a busy one.
Name and location under the same account, so it appears in the switcher.
Start from the existing catalogue or build a local one — the branch's prices and specials can differ from day one.
Create the branch's tables to print its QRs, then add the manager and staff accounts that work there.
Switch outlet to check the evening's sales, then switch back. Each branch's POS, kitchen display and riders stay on their own data.
Adding an outlet is a setup step with your onboarding — see pricing for the one-time setup and per-order rates.
No. There is no per-location licence. Each outlet's orders are billed on their own per-order usage, so a second outlet on the same login adds only the orders it actually takes.
Yes. Menus, tables, QR codes, orders, customers, staff, riders and reports belong to a specific outlet. Switching outlets switches the data set, and a staff account only reaches the outlets it was created for.
Only if you give them access. Staff accounts are created per outlet, so a manager at one branch works inside that branch unless the owner adds them to another.
Each outlet's dashboard, reports and billing are its own. Comparing outlets means switching between them rather than a single merged revenue number, and there is no consolidated multi-outlet report today.
Rates and setup are on the pricing page; the demo can run on two outlets at once.
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