Multi-branch & franchise
One catalogue, every branch, still your own numbers
Push a master catalogue to every branch, let each one set its own pricing, stock, delivery fleet and settings, and route every order to the staff at the right branch.
- Master catalogue
- Per-branch pricing
- Own fleet per branch
- Orders routed per branch

Arabic coffee 250 g
Master price AED 24
Dubai Marina
AED 24
Branch price
3 riders
Sharjah
AED 22
Branch price
Own fleet
Al Ain
AED 25
Branch price
Pickup only
New order · JLT delivery area → Dubai Marina staff
RoutedSound familiar?
"Every branch has its own product list, and a new item launch means updating twelve stores by hand, or worse, forgetting three of them."
"An order comes in and nobody is sure which branch should pack it, so it sits in a shared inbox until someone calls around."
"Franchisees want to run their own delivery fleet and their own pricing without waiting on head office for every change."
How it works
From order to doorstep
- 1
Build the master catalogue
One catalogue at head office, pushed down to every branch.
- 2
Branches set their own rules
Per-branch pricing, stock and settings on top of the shared catalogue.
- 3
Each branch runs its own fleet
Own delivery agents and, where needed, their own branded app.
- 4
Orders reach the right branch
Each delivery area maps to a branch, and its orders go to that branch’s staff.
Capabilities
Central control, local flexibility
The two things franchise operators ask for most, in tension with each other everywhere else — not here.
Catalogue & inventory
A master catalogue pushed to every branch, edited once.
Multi-branch settings
Per-branch pricing, stock and operational settings.
Delivery & logistics
Each branch runs its own delivery fleet and zones.
Branded mobile apps
Franchise-level or branch-level branded apps from the same data, as a paid add-on.
Store pickup
Stock counted per location, with pickup from the branch that has it.
Security & scale
Staff roles per branch with per-route permissions.
See it live
Sample shops you can click through
Real shops with sample products — browse collections, search, cart and checkout. Nothing can be ordered.
Classic
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A familiar supermarket: a pair of promo banners, a best-sellers row and a delivery-time badge beside the logo.
Restaurant
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Jamra Grill, a charcoal grill in Jumeirah. Kitchen hours, a 35–45 minute ETA, minimum order, opening hours and call or WhatsApp buttons on the store card.
Grocery
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Quick-commerce grocery: a delivery bar with area and ETA, aisle chips in place of a menu, an offer carousel and an aisle grid.
Catalogue
Edit a product once, it reaches every branch
A master catalogue at head office pushes to every branch, so a new SKU, a price correction or a discontinued item propagates without a spreadsheet round-trip — while each branch still controls its own stock count and local pricing on top.
- One master catalogue, pushed to every branch
- Per-branch stock and pricing overrides where needed
- Category import/export including the full tree

Routing
Every order lands at the branch that can fulfil it
Stock is counted per location and customers can pick up from the branch that has the item. On the Scale plan, each delivery area maps to a branch and its orders go straight to that branch’s staff, while shop earnings and payouts, activity logs and audit trails stay available per branch.
- Stock per location and store pickup
- Delivery areas routed to branch staff (Scale)
- Earnings, payouts and audit trail per branch

“A new product used to take a week to reach every branch. Now it is on the master catalogue in the morning and live everywhere by lunch.”
- 800+
- active stores
- 100k+
- orders a month
- 4
- apps on one system
vs a separate storefront per branch
Running a separate storefront instance per branch means separate catalogues, separate logins and separate stock counts.
Master catalogue pushed to all branches
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Separate storefront per branch
- No
Orders routed to the right branch’s staff
- Quick Commerce
- Scale
- Separate storefront per branch
- manual
Per-branch pricing and settings
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Separate storefront per branch
- Yes
Own delivery fleet per branch
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Separate storefront per branch
- Yes
Systems to maintain
- Quick Commerce
- 1
- Separate storefront per branch
- one per branch
| Capability | Quick Commerce | Separate storefront per branch |
|---|---|---|
| Master catalogue pushed to all branches | Yes | No |
| Orders routed to the right branch’s staff | Scale | manual |
| Per-branch pricing and settings | Yes | Yes |
| Own delivery fleet per branch | Yes | Yes |
| Systems to maintain | 1 | one per branch |
Integrations
Accounting and payment links a franchise group uses
Branch orders and stock flowing into the systems head office already runs on.
ERPNext
warehouse and tax heads across branches
Zoho Books
accounting sync
Webhooks
stock and order events per branch
MyFatoorah
multi-gateway checkout
Firebase
push across every branch app
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
If we add a product, does it appear in every branch automatically?
Can each branch have its own delivery fleet and zones?
Can an order go straight to the branch that should fulfil it?
Can franchisees run their own branded app per branch?
Do staff permissions differ between branches?
How does a new branch get set up?
What if we have more branches than our plan includes?
Other solutions
- Quick commerceDark stores, 60-minute express windows and a picker-to-driver pipeline in one system.
- EcommerceVariants, add-ons, BNPL, wallet and rewards on a storefront that is fast and bilingual by default.
- SupermarketImport 20,000 SKUs by barcode, run pickers across branches, and keep stock in sync everywhere.
Scale to the next branch without scaling the chaos
Master catalogue, per-branch control, orders routed to the right branch.
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