Solutions · Group-owned chains

Recipes held by head office, books kept by each outlet.

The line between them is drawn in permissions, not in a policy document.

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Multi-outlet & group chains open on a laptop

What it switches on

The modules a group-owned chain runs on.

The same product every restaurant gets. What changes is which parts matter first, and these are the ones that do.

A pre-shift staff briefing

Group-owned chains

Brand standard, held centrally

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permissions, checked on the server

Multi-outlet & group chains

Head office holds the recipes. Each outlet keeps its own books.

Recipes & food cost

Food cost that prices itself as you type.

Menu

One menu. Per-outlet prices. Every channel fed from it.

Menu

Staff, roles & permissions

Roles the server checks, not the screen.

Deny by default

A role starts with nothing switched on and is given only the outlets it works in.

Reports

Thirty-one reports, costed off real recipes, out to CSV in one tap.

Reports

Walk it through

A month across the chain.

01Head office holds the standardRecipes belong to head office, and a change lands at every outlet at once.
02Permissions draw the lineCost and margin sit behind one permission, so an outlet manager sees revenue without seeing your buying.
03Franchise feesRoyalty and both marketing funds by outlet, on the base each agreement names, month by month.
04Each company’s own booksEvery outlet trades as its legal entity and TRN, so each company in the group keeps its own invoices and credit notes.

Works with

Every module it runs on, page by page.

Multi-outlet & group chainsHead office holds the recipes. Each outlet keeps its own books.Recipes & food costFood cost that prices itself as you type.MenuOne menu. Per-outlet prices. Every channel fed from it.Staff, roles & permissionsRoles the server checks, not the screen.ReportsThirty-one reports, costed off real recipes, out to CSV in one tap.DashboardTonight, on one screen, with every number a door to the next.Franchise feesRoyalty and both marketing funds, from each outlet’s own sales.UAE VATA legal entity and TRN behind every outlet, and the right invoice every time.Best POS for franchisesFive options for a franchisor or franchisee.

Questions

The questions people ask first.

Can head office control recipes across a restaurant chain?

Yes. Recipes belong to head office, and a change lands at every outlet at once.

How much does a restaurant chain POS cost in the UAE?

Group tools are on Command: AED 719 per outlet a month on a two-year term, 799 billed yearly or 949 monthly, per outlet. Enterprise is quoted, with migration off your current POS and a named contact. Every plan starts with 30 days free, every module on and no card, and there is no per-transaction fee.

Can outlet managers see sales without seeing our costs?

Yes. Cost and margin sit behind one permission, so an outlet manager sees revenue without seeing your buying.

Does it work out franchise fees?

Yes, on Command: royalty and both marketing funds per outlet, on the base each agreement names, with a monthly minimum, month by month.

How is VAT handled across the companies in a group?

Each outlet trades as a legal entity with its TRN. Branches of one company share the company’s TRN, separate companies keep their own, and an FTA tax group’s TRN works too. Every invoice and credit note follows its outlet’s registration.

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Pricing

One price per outlet. No cut of your sales.

Plans from AED 149 per outlet per month on a 2-year term. Thirty days free, no card.

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