HS Hirah Shop

Chain stores

Same activity. Many locations.

Lock the shop type on the chain, add outlets as you grow, and jump between tills from one login. Each outlet keeps its own products for now.

How a chain works

01

Choose the activity

Register as Chain Stores and pick the category. Later outlets inherit it.

02

Add outlets

Each location has its own POS, staff, and catalog — not a shared product list yet.

03

Switch & compare

Outlet switcher in the nav plus an All Outlets overview for combined sales and credit.

Chain outlets

Compare locations without mixing catalogs

A bakery chain can see which outlet rang more on Saturday without forcing every store onto one SKU list. Staff stay local. Credit stays local. You still get a combined view.

Saturday sales by outlet (index)
Outlet A 118 Outlet B 92 Outlet C 104

Illustrative three-outlet chain. Index 100 = average outlet. Source: Hirah Shop chain design.

Where chain volume often sits
  • Flagship 42%
  • High street 33%
  • Mall kiosk 25%

Illustrative share of weekly bills across three outlets. Source: Hirah Shop chain design.

Comparing outlet reports

What each outlet still owns

  • Catalog & till — own groups, products, Express/Normal POS, counters, and receipts.
  • People — cashiers and managers stay on that location; they do not roam the chain by default.
  • Customers & credit — ledgers are per shop, so a due at Outlet A does not appear at Outlet B.
  • Invoices & keys — Razorpay, bank, UPI, and API tokens are set per shop.
Outlet till

Retail can upgrade to a chain when the second location is ready. New outlets inherit the activity category; they do not copy the first shop’s SKU list.

How chains stay local

Grow from one shop to a chain

Retail can upgrade to chain when the second location is ready. Activity category stays locked for new outlets.