Every Branch Is an Island
Separate spreadsheets, separate registers, separate WhatsApp groups. Getting one picture of the business means calling every branch and doing the math yourself.
Each branch keeps its own stock, prices, payment methods, and receipts — and you see all of them from one dashboard. Transfer stock between stores, limit staff to their branch, and compare branches side by side.


One shop fits in your head. Two do not. The moment you open a second branch, every question — stock, prices, staff, numbers — has two answers that do not talk to each other.
Separate spreadsheets, separate registers, separate WhatsApp groups. Getting one picture of the business means calling every branch and doing the math yourself.
A customer wants a size that is out here — is it available downtown? Without shared visibility, the answer is a phone call, a wait, and often a lost sale.
A price update reaches one branch and not the other. Customers notice before you do — and it never feels good to explain.
Which branch actually earns? Which one has a returns problem? Gut answers only, unless the numbers live in one system.
The balance that makes multi-store work: each branch runs itself, and you run all of them.
Add branches as your plan allows — a shop, a warehouse, a kiosk. Your first store is created automatically when you sign up; the rest take a minute each.
Every product variant has its own stock number in every store. See what each branch holds without calling anyone.
Set store-specific prices per product variant when branches serve different areas or customer segments — deliberately, not by accident.
Move inventory from one branch to another with a recorded transfer — quantities leave one store, arrive at the other, and the trail is kept.
Currency, payment methods, fulfillment options, delivery zones, service fees, receipt content, and sales channels — all configured per store.
Assign roles business-wide or scoped to a single store. A cashier in the downtown branch sees downtown — nothing else.
The Sales by Store chart shows each branch's share of revenue. Click a branch to open its orders; compare profit and sales per location.
Pair the cashier devices each branch uses to that store. Sales ring up against the right branch, the right stock, and the right drawer.
The setup is minutes, not weeks — because everything you built for the first store carries over.
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Name, currency, contact details, address — save, and the branch exists with its own automatically generated store code.
02
Enable its payment methods, set fulfillment options and delivery zones, adjust receipt details, and stock it — fresh, or by transferring from another branch.
03
Staff sell in their own branch; you watch all branches from one dashboard — stock, orders, and revenue per store, compared automatically.
The product catalogue is shared so you define things once. Everything operational belongs to the branch.
| Setting | How it works |
|---|---|
| Product catalogue | Shared — define products once, sell them in any store |
| Inventory | Per store — every variant has its own stock count in each branch |
| Prices | Shared by default, with per-store overrides per variant |
| Payment methods | Per store — each branch enables what it accepts |
| Fulfillment & delivery zones | Per store — pickup, delivery areas, and fees per branch |
| Receipt settings | Per store — each branch prints its own details |
| Sales channels | Per store — enable channels per branch |
| Staff access | Your choice — business-wide or scoped to one store |
Common questions about running multiple stores in Cashvio.
It depends on your plan — each plan includes a number of stores. Your first store is created automatically when you sign up, and you can add more from Settings as your plan allows.
Yes. Stock transfers move quantities between stores with a full record — what moved, from where, to where, and when. No spreadsheet reconciliation.
Yes. Prices are shared by default, and you can set store-specific prices per product variant where branches need to differ.
Yes. Currency is set per store — useful when branches operate in different markets.
Yes. When assigning a role to a user, choose store-specific and pick the branch. They see and do only what their role allows, only in that store.
Yes. Reports break down by store — revenue share per branch, plus filters across orders and inventory. Click a branch in the Sales by Store chart to open its orders.
The branch stops accepting new activity but loses nothing — its history, stock records, and settings stay intact. You can reactivate it any time.
No. The product catalogue is shared across your whole business. Each store only maintains its own stock levels and, if you choose, its own prices.
Also free on Cashvio
Start with a free POS and a free online store — no credit card required.
Start free with your first store — and when the second branch opens, it takes minutes to bring it in.
Multi-store support depends on your plan