Multilocation

From one place to fifty.

One brain across every branch. Shared catalog. Per-branch independence. Marketplace per branch. Same numbers at HQ.

Multilocation done right

Shared catalog. Per-branch independence.

A second branch is a different problem than two of the first one. The catalog is shared. But prices, marketplace mix, menu availability and hours live per branch.

dojofood Multilocation is built for the HQ operator who needs one view of fifty places, and the branch eleven manager who needs to run their own floor without asking permission. One brain. Per-branch independence. Same numbers at the top.

What's inside Multilocation

Three products. One estate.

The three pieces of running more than one place. Each stands on its own. Together: the difference between scaling a brand and copy-pasting a problem.

01 · Multilocation Management

One operator brain across every branch.

HQ sees catalog, orders, cost, analytics — every branch, one screen. Branches still run their own floor. Role-based access, per-branch pricing, branch-level audit trail. Learn more
02 · Multilocation Marketplace

Push the same catalog to every branch's apps.

Branch A on Wolt. Branch B on Yemeksepeti only. Branch C on the full Turkish stack. One catalog underneath, different marketplaces on top. Per-branch overrides, no per-branch menus.
03 · Franchise Management

Brand standards, royalty reporting, branch onboarding.

When the branches aren't yours, the rules are different. Brand-standard menu, royalty roll-ups, per-franchisee invoicing, fast onboarding for the next location. The boring details that make a franchise a franchise. Learn more

Multiple branches? Let's show you the matrix.

Two patterns we see

Chain. Franchise. Same brain. Different rules.

The two ways operators grow past one place. dojofood handles both — same catalog model underneath, different rules on top.

Pattern A · Chain

One entity, many branches.

You own every branch. HQ sets catalog, prices, marketplace policy. Branches run their own floor inside those rules. Numbers roll up to one P&L.

What dojofood does: HQ owns catalog and pricing rules. Branches inherit and override within policy. End-of-night rolls up into one report across the estate. Multilocation Management is the surface — the rest of the stack underneath is the same every branch runs on.

Pattern B · Franchise

Many entities, one brand.

Branches owned by franchisees. Brand sets menu, standards, marketplace policy. Each franchisee has their own P&L. Royalty rolls up. Operational independence stays at the branch.

What dojofood does: Brand authority sets the menu standard and marketplace policy. Each franchisee runs their own ledger, staff, payment processor. Royalty calculation, brand-compliance reporting, per-franchisee invoicing live in Franchise Management. Brand sees the estate. Each franchisee sees their own house.

Most operators we work with are a mix — some branches owned, some franchised. dojofood handles both inside the same stack. Rules applied per branch, not per estate.

What scaling looks like

Branch fourteen opens like branch one.

Catalog is seconds (AI menu import). The first branch took a week to fully roll out. The fourteenth takes the same. Catalog already there. Marketplace credentials there. KDS routing there. Onboarding a new branch is a config job, not a project.

01

Catalog in seconds. Single location in a week.

Menu upload + AI extraction = same day. POS, KDS, training, marketplace approval = the rest of the week. Multi-branch in 14. Second branch and twentieth take the same hours.
02

Menu change once. Live in 60 seconds across the estate.

Raise the burger by ten cents. Push it. Every branch, every marketplace, every QR table — same minute. No "did Branch 9 get the update?" check.
03

Per-branch numbers, one HQ view.

Sales by branch. Food cost by branch. Channel mix by branch. HQ sees the estate. Branch manager sees their branch. Role-based, audit-trailed, exportable.
04

Per-branch marketplace, no per-branch menu.

Branch on Wolt only? Fine. Branch on the full Turkish stack? Also fine. One menu underneath. Marketplace mix lives per branch, not per dish.
05

Real human, your language, under 2 hours.

A multi-branch operator doesn't have time to ticket-queue 7pm Friday. Named human, response time on paper, English / Turkish / Dutch. You'll know their name before you need them.
06

No payment-processing lock-in.

Branch in Türkiye, one processor. Branch in Amsterdam, another. dojofood doesn't hold your money — it tells the POS to charge. Switch a processor without switching the stack.
Who built this

Built with multi-branch operators, not for them.

Every multi-location decision was argued for by someone running more than one place. HQ-vs-branch permissions. Per-branch marketplace logic. Franchise royalty roll-up. "Branch fourteen opens like branch one." Built shoulder-to-shoulder with operators in real venues across Europe.

Have questions? Let's talk.

Show us your estate. We'll show you one brain.

Bring your branch count, your marketplace mix per branch, your chain-vs-franchise structure. We'll show you what dojofood handles, what it leaves to your team, what it costs. 20 minutes. Real human.