Your second branch is the proof. Your tenth is the playbook.
TUKO Scale turns a winning location into a repeatable operation — per-location dashboards, branch-level access, business blueprints, and franchise management inside the same app that already runs your orders, stock, and payroll.
Most owners find out a branch is losing money at month-end
The first store runs on presence — you're there, so you know. The second runs on phone calls, and the third runs on hope. Revenue dips at one branch hide behind a good week at another; a cashier's opening checklist lives in a notebook that stays at that branch; and when the model finally works, "do it again" means doing it all again — from memory.
TUKO Scale removes the guesswork: every location gets its own numbers, your winning branch becomes a blueprint the next branch inherits, and underperforming sites surface the next morning — not at month-end.
One workspace. Every location.
Same ledger, same standards, same view — whether you have two branches or twenty.
Per-location dashboards
Revenue, orders, customers, staff, open tasks, and top products for each branch — plus an org-wide overview with period-over-period change, so a weak week can't hide inside a strong one.
Business blueprints
Capture a proven location's product assortment and operating checklist — opening, closing, inventory, cash, service, staffing. Apply it to the next branch and the playbook arrives as tasks, ready on day one.
Branch-level access
Restrict members to the locations they actually work. Branch staff see their branch; owners and admins see everything — enforced by row-level security, not by politeness.
Location-tagged operations
Orders, customers, expenses, tasks, and staff can all carry a location — so per-branch numbers come from real records, not a monthly spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Branch signals in Business Pulse
Underperforming locations and location-level sales declines feed the same ranked brief as everything else — a struggling branch surfaces with evidence, next to every other signal.
Franchise management
When the playbook is proven: franchise networks, franchisees and locations, agreements, recurring fees, and compliance items with per-location records — plus a portal where each franchisee sees only their own obligations.
Repeat what works — then let others run it
Growth usually fails at the handoff: the second branch is a copy made by memory, the franchisee's "compliance" is a chat thread, and the brand standard lives in the founder's head. Blueprints make the copy explicit — assortment and checklist, applied in one step. Franchise records make the relationship legible — agreements, fees, and compliance tracked per location, with overdue items surfaced as signals.
And because Scale is part of TUKO, not a bolt-on: branch sales already flow through the same orders, stock, and payroll you run today. Nothing to sync, nothing to reconcile.
TUKO Scale questions, answered
What is TUKO Scale?
TUKO Scale is TUKO's multi-location layer. Each branch gets its own dashboard — revenue, orders, customers, staff, and tasks — while an org-wide overview compares locations with period-over-period change. Orders, customers, expenses, and tasks can all be assigned to a location.
What is a business blueprint in TUKO?
A blueprint captures a proven location's product assortment and operating checklist — opening, closing, inventory, cash, service, staffing. Applying it to a new branch creates the checklist as tasks automatically, so a new location opens with the playbook already written. Re-applying is safe and never duplicates tasks.
Can TUKO manage a franchise network?
Yes. TUKO Scale includes franchise management — networks, franchisees, franchise locations, agreements, recurring fees, and compliance items with per-location records. The franchisor sees a network overview; each franchisee gets a portal showing only their own obligations and status.
Can staff only see their own branch?
Yes. Members can be restricted to assigned locations — orders, customers, expenses, and tasks at other branches stay invisible to them. Owners and admins always see the whole business, and unassigned records stay visible to everyone.
How does TUKO tell me a branch is struggling?
Business Pulse detectors compare each location's sales against the rest of your business and its own baseline. Underperforming branches and location-level sales declines surface as ranked signals on the Command Center — with the numbers, not a gut feel.
Repeat what works.
Add your next location today — the dashboard and the playbook come with it.
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