Franchise & multi-unit · Early access
One brand, every location, one set of books
Each location runs as its own isolated workspace — its own data, its own books, its own team. HQ gets consolidated financials, multi-currency rollups, and royalty tracking across all of them, without a spreadsheet stack.
Who this is for
Franchisors and multi-location operators — chains, groups, and franchise networks running anywhere from a handful to hundreds of locations. Each location needs its own operational system and its own set of books; headquarters needs to see all of it consolidated. Today that means exporting from many systems into a spreadsheet every month, reconciling charts of accounts that never quite line up, and doing it again in every currency you operate in.
This page is for the operator who wants each location isolated and self-serving, while HQ gets a real consolidated view — financials, royalties, and cross-currency — on one platform.
How it works
Each location isolated. HQ consolidated.
Every location is its own tenant. HQ rolls them up — and no location ever sees another's books.
Each location is its own isolated tenant. A franchisee logs into their own workspace and sees only their own data and books — jobs, customers, invoices, ledger. Isolation isn't a setting you can misconfigure; it's how the platform is built, with a separate database per tenant. Locations sit inside one organization, with headquarters above them.
Consolidated financial rollups. HQ gets a consolidated trial balance that rolls up into a P&L and balance sheet across every location — a column per location, and drill-down into any single one. Locations don't have to share an identical chart of accounts: a mapping layer lines each location's accounts up to a common group template, so the rollup stays apples-to-apples even when the books diverge.
Multi-currency and royalties. Operate across borders. Each location keeps its books in its own currency, and the rollup translates everything into your reporting currency — income-statement items at the period's average rate, balance-sheet items at the closing rate. And because franchise economics run on fees, royalty and marketing-fund amounts owed are computed per location from its revenue, shown in both local and reporting currency.
Early access
Building on a foundation that already ships
Franchise rollups are in active design, built on top of what already runs in production: multi-tenant organizations with a headquarters tenant, per-tenant isolation, and a full general ledger with AR and AP. The consolidation, multi-currency translation, and royalty rollup are the layer we're adding on top.
If you run a franchise or a multi-location business and this is the shape of what you need, we want you in early — your books are the best test data there is.