Multi-branch QR Menu

QR Menu Management for Multi-branch Restaurants

Ta3me's multi-branch menu management lets you manage the QR menu of several branches from one account. You can define a separate menu and QR code per branch.

  • Separate menu and QR code per branch
  • Each branch's QR code opens its own menu
  • Branch menus managed from one account

Menu sprawl as branches grow

When each branch's menu is managed separately, price differences, out-of-date content and mixed-up QR codes become common.

Ta3me brings branch menus under one account. You define a separate menu for each branch, and each branch's own QR code opens its own menu.

How multi-branch menus are managed

You define branches from one account and give each branch its own menu.

  1. Define the branches

    You create each branch under one account.

  2. Set up the menu

    You define a separate menu for each branch.

  3. Distribute the codes

    Each branch publishes its own menu with its own QR code.

  4. Update from one account

    You update menu changes in the relevant branch from the dashboard.

What multi-branch menu management gives you

  • Menu per branch

    You define an independent menu for each branch.

  • QR code per branch

    Each branch's code opens its own menu.

  • Updates per branch

    You update menu changes in the relevant branch from the dashboard.

  • Management from one account

    You manage all branch menus from the same account.

Multi-branch menu management — frequently asked

Can I define a separate menu per branch?

Yes. You can define an independent menu and QR code for each branch.

Do I manage the branches from one account?

Yes. You manage branch menus and codes from a single account.

Does this page cover unified tracking of branch orders?

No. This page covers menu and QR management. For order tracking, see the order and table management page.

Let's bring your branch menus into one account

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