For multi-branch groups
Every branch from one dashboard — and each branch sees only its own.
MENUVA for restaurant groups: every branch in one account, each with its own stock, staff and orders, and the server keeps an employee out of other branches' data. A central warehouse supplies them, branches are compared side by side, and the business keeps one set of books.
What matters to multi-branch restaurant groups — and how MENUVA answers it
One view of every branch
Sales, cost of sales and stock per branch, and a comparison across branches.
Branches →Every employee in their own branch
Ready roles and per-action permissions, and access to another branch refused by the server.
Team and permissions →Distribution from a central warehouse
Transfers with a request, approval and an in-transit state, and the warehouse never counted as a branch.
Warehouses →The whole business's books
Journals posted from every branch's operations, and statements from the same data.
Accounting →
Multi-branch flow
From the company to one view of every branch
01The company
One account and one set of books.
02Branches
Each branch with its own stock and orders.
03Users and permissions
Staff tied to their branch; the server refuses the rest.
04Warehouses
A central warehouse supplying by documented transfers, never billed as a branch.
Leaves: In transit
05Consolidated visibility
Management sees and compares every branch; the company total is a report, not a place.
Which plan fits
Growth is priced per branch at the same rate; for requirements neither Starter nor Growth fits, a Flexible plan is priced to your size.
Prices and the subscription calculator →Can one branch's manager see another branch's data?
No, unless they are granted access to that branch. The server refuses any request for data outside the user's branches; it does not just hide buttons.