More shops shouldn't mean more headaches
Share what every branch should share
Your service menu, your products, your suppliers, your customer list and your team roles: set them up once and every branch uses them. A regular who visits your new shop is already known, and you're not rebuilding the menu for each location.
Each shop runs its own day
Shared doesn't mean muddled. Each branch keeps its own bookings, its own staff and stock counts, its own shifts and cash, and its own opening hours. So one busy Saturday in Lahore doesn't tangle with the books in Karachi.
Move between branches in a click
Switch from one branch to another without signing out, and give each person access only to the branches they work in. Each branch keeps its own reports, so you can see exactly how each shop is doing.
Everything a growing business needs
Shared customers
One client list across every shop.
Shared products
The same catalogue, with stock counted per branch.
Branch transfers
Move stock between your shops easily.
Scoped access
Staff see only the branches they work in.
Per-branch reports
The numbers for each shop on its own.
Add a branch
We add it to your account; it picks up your shared setup.
Adding a branch, the easy way
Tell us about the new shop
We add it to your account with your shared menu and products.
Set its own details
Hours, staff and stock for that location.
Run it all together
One login for every branch you own.
Questions about Multi-Branch
How is each branch billed?
Each branch has its own subscription at Rs 5,000 a month, but all of them share one login, one customer list and one catalogue of services and products.
How do I add a new branch?
Message us and we add it to your account. It picks up your shared services, products, customers and team roles, and you set its own hours, staff and opening stock.
Can staff see every branch?
Only the branches you give them. Each person's access is set branch by branch, and what they can do there comes from their role.
Can I move stock between branches?
Yes. A stock transfer takes units out of one branch and adds them to another, and both movements stay on record.