Locations & teams
Each location gets its own order guides, carts, deliveries, and reports. Managers see their store, owners see everything, and access follows roles you control.
Three stores, cleanly separated
4 vendors · own agents
5 vendors · own agents
3 vendors · own agents
One group view above all three. Billing in one place. Access follows roles.
Connections, order guides, and agents are per store. An afternoon, not a migration.
Roles decide who orders, who counts, and who reads which reports.
Compare purchasing and food cost across stores without merging spreadsheets.
Order guides, vendor connections, inboxes, audits, and reports scoped cleanly to each store.
Assign every employee a role that decides what they can order, count, edit, and read. Report access is permissioned per family.
Owners compare purchasing and food cost across stores without merging spreadsheets.
Each location runs its own purchasing agents from hardware in that building.
Start with one location and add the second in an afternoon: connections, guides, and roles are per-store, so nothing about store one has to change.
Permissions follow roles, not favors. When a manager changes stores, access changes with them, and sensitive reports stay with the people who should see them.
1
afternoon to bring a store online
Per-store
credentials, agents, and guides
Role-based
access to every report family
Good to know
Only if their role says so. Access follows the org chart, and moving a manager moves their access with them.
No, billing stays at the group level. One relationship, every location.
Each store owns its guide, but templates carry a proven guide to a new store in minutes.
The full suite
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