Run six branches without driving to six branches
Menaia runs Attic Projects: six branches across California and Washington on one system. Same price book, same workflows, and one screen that says which branch needs you this week.
Same playbook at every address
One price book, one set of workflows, one permission model. A branch is a dropdown, not a different company with different habits. When you change a price or a process, every location gets it at once.
- One shared price book and service catalog
- Branch-scoped schedules, teams and phone numbers
- Change a price or a process once and it rolls out everywhere
Every branch on the same yardstick
| Branch | Sold estimates |
|---|---|
| Orange County | 68 |
| Kent, WA | 63 |
| Everett, WA | 61 |
| San Diego | 57 |
| Los Angeles | 45 |
| San Bernardino | 45 |
No manager-formatted spreadsheets, no end-of-month reveal. The same metric, computed the same way, for every location. Drill in and it keeps going: one city closing well ahead of another two towns over. That is a coaching conversation, not a mystery.
Managers get a branch. You get all of them.
Access is role-based. A branch manager runs their location end to end and sees nothing else unless you say so. You see everything without asking anyone to export anything.
Monday morning without the drive
The branch overview compares each location's bonus payouts, saved hours and reviews against the rest of the network. You see culture and speed, not just revenue, and you see it from your desk.
Questions operators ask us
Does every branch have to run the same way?
Price book, workflows and permissions are shared. Schedules, teams and local numbers are branch-scoped. Consistent where it matters, local where it should be.
Can a branch manager see other branches?
Only if you give them that role. Access is role-based per branch.
What does adding a branch involve?
Create it, assign a manager, and the price book and workflows carry over. No re-implementation.
Is this multi-branch or multi-company?
This page is one company, many branches. If you run a portfolio of acquired companies, see Menaia for private equity.
What does it cost for a multi-branch team?
Core is $299 a month with 5 seats, Pro is $849 with 15, extra users are $35 a month, and yearly billing saves 30%. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Bring your branch questions
We will pull up the multi-branch views live and show you exactly what the owner sees versus what a manager sees.
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