Central control. Local operations. One consistent experience.

Restaurant-group lead reviews a shared configuration on a tablet with a venue manager.

Qodeup for restaurant groups is a multi-site payment and guest experience platform that coordinates terminals, pay at table, digital ordering, loyalty and analytics while keeping configuration and control at group level.

Two managers compare different procedures in restaurants from the same chain.

With several venues, each site builds its own habits: different configurations, data that does not add up and no simple way to see what actually works and where.

Group manager and venue manager review a shared configuration together.

Rules, price lists, permissions and payment modes are governed centrally, while each venue keeps the operational differences it genuinely needs. Data arrives already comparable.

Group lead observes consistent service across two venues of the brand.

Central standards and local autonomy live in the same system, so a rollout starts with one venue and grows to the others without redoing the work or multiplying suppliers.

Central governance

Define standards, rules and visibility by brand, region or venue.

Progressive rollout

Activate clusters of venues and verify the flow before scaling.

Integrated ecosystem

Start from existing systems and build a setup around real operations.

How it works

From the first venue to a repeatable model.

Group team maps formats and procedures on a board.1

Map

We review formats, POS systems, volumes, roles and venue differences.

Manager and staff verify a new setup in a pilot restaurant.2

Pilot

An initial setup validates the flow, training and integrations.

Two managers compare activation across several restaurants on a tablet.3

Scale

Rollout follows clear governance with shared metrics and responsibilities.

Restaurant groups

Built for chains. Valuable to venues that want the same superpowers.

The position remains multi-site, but entry is defined by service complexity rather than logo count.

Chains govern rollout, permissions and configurations from a shared model.

A high-traffic single venue can adopt the same control and automation tools.

A venue planning to grow can build repeatable processes today.

Inside the product

Designed for operations, IT and finance.

Operations gets more consistent processes and service visibility.

IT evaluates integrations, security, continuity and device management.

Finance works with clearer payment and reconciliation flows.

Management compares venues and channels using shared definitions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can Qodeup support groups with different point-of-sale systems?

Yes. Qodeup organises integrations by provider, product and venue while keeping shared governance for the group.

How does rollout work?

A representative pilot normally validates processes and training before the setup expands across venue clusters.

Is dedicated support available?

The support model is defined around group size, coverage and requirements.

Next step

Plan the rollout, not just the demo.

Restaurant kitchen in service with an order printer

Share your venue count, systems and priorities for a conversation built around your group.