New locations launched
without the scramble.
Every new franchise location is the same project done again: IT setup, Google profile created, social pages live, brand assets distributed, and the point-of-sale system connected. We run this as a repeatable process so each opening happens on time.
Everything you need, none of the upsell.
Real deliverables, with the boundaries written down. So you know what you're paying for and what counts as extra.
Network, devices, and software.
Internet provisioning, router and network configuration, device setup, and software licensing. Same configuration as every other location.
GBP, social, and directory listings.
Google Business Profile created and verified. Facebook page, Instagram, and key directory listings created with correct information.
Right files to the right franchisee.
Approved logos, print templates, and marketing materials distributed from the brand portal. No emailing zip files.
Nothing missed at opening.
A standard opening checklist run for each location. Sign-off required on each item before the launch date is confirmed.
The order we work in.
A clear sequence so you can budget time, money, and risk against the work.
Pre-Open.
Checklist initiated sixty days before open date. IT procurement, GBP registration, and social setup started.
Setup Week.
On-site or remote IT configuration. All digital presence live and verified. Brand assets distributed.
Go-Live Check.
Opening checklist reviewed. Every item signed off before the doors open.
Handoff.
Location transferred to ongoing managed services or franchisor oversight. Documentation complete.
More multi-location services
Common questions.
What does IT onboarding for a new location involve?
Connectivity ordered early because it has the longest lead time, network and wireless installed, point of sale and line-of-business systems configured, accounts created, devices enrolled, and the location added to monitoring and backup. All to the same standard as existing sites.
How far ahead should this start?
Connectivity provisioning drives the timeline and can take six to twelve weeks in smaller communities. Everything else can be compressed; the circuit cannot. Starting the moment the lease is signed is not too early.
What goes wrong most often?
The internet circuit not being ready for opening day, and a location being built to whatever the local installer preferred rather than to the standard. Both are avoided by starting early and specifying in writing.
Can a new location be brought up remotely?
Most of it, yes: accounts, device enrolment, monitoring and configuration are all remote work. Physical installation of cabling, access points and hardware needs someone on site, which we schedule rather than improvise.
Get a quote on franchise onboarding.
Tell us a bit about your environment and we'll come back with a scoped proposal in two business days. No obligation, no pressure.
Request a Quote Back to Multi-Location