Branches

A second location without a second system

Growth should not mean another login and another spreadsheet. Branches are part of the same store, with their own stock and their own people, reporting into one place.

A well-stocked supermarket aisle lined with packaged groceries

What you get

  • Multiple branches under one store
  • Stock levels held per branch
  • Staff assigned to the branches they work in
  • Transfers between branches
  • Branch contact details and location
  • Reporting filtered by branch
Rails of clothing on the floor of a small fashion boutique
01

People see their own shop

A branch assignment scopes what someone works with, so a cashier in one shop is not looking at another shop numbers. Managers who need the whole picture get it.

  • Users assigned to one or more branches
  • Data scoped to the branch in context
  • Wider access for those who need it
Red cookware and ceramics displayed on open shelves in a bright kitchen
02

Move stock where it sells

When one branch runs dry and another is overstocked, a transfer moves it with both ends recorded. No one has to remember what left on Tuesday.

  • Branch to branch transfers
  • Movements recorded on both sides
  • Quantities visible per branch

Try branches on your own stock

Create an organization on the free plan, load some of your data, and see how it fits before you pay anything.

  • Free plan, forever
  • No card required
  • Set up in about a minute