Compare, then investigate
Review outlet performance together, then move into the location that needs a closer look.
CONNECT & SCALE
Compare outlet performance, then open the location behind a difference. Keep local stock, menu availability and prices visible while giving each person access to the outlets they run.

MADE FOR YOUR EVERYDAY
Review outlet performance together, then move into the location that needs a closer look.
Set dish availability and price by outlet. Review local stock, reorder levels and vendors in their own context.
Give managers access to their assigned outlets while owners review the group. The screen does not override a person’s permissions.
IN PRACTICE
Move into the location you need to review before working with its menu, stock or daily records. The outlet context keeps a group question tied to a specific place.

A CONNECTED WAY TO WORK
Look at outlet differences, then choose where to investigate.
Choose a view
Compare the sample outlets using the same reporting context.

Switch into the outlet whose menu, stock or daily records need attention.

Group visibility follows roles, assigned outlets and enabled modules. The view does not grant extra access.
Illustrative workflow. Native screens use fictional sample data.
Multi-outlet access depends on your plan and enabled modules. After the launch window, the Chain plan starts at two outlets; review the current catalogue for allowances.
Pricing is per outlet. The Chain plan has a two-outlet minimum after the launch period. Check the current plan page for the offer, billing interval and usage allowances.
Yes. The outlet menu can carry local availability and price settings. This does not by itself establish that every external delivery menu has been updated.
Access follows the person’s role and assigned outlets. A manager can work across assigned locations; owners can review the group.
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