The store-group tree
Groups nest by city, side of town and type. Each level carries its own percentage or fixed adjustment, and an adjustment may be negative.
Nest your branches into groups and put the adjustment on a group or on a single branch. The product's master price stays where it is; what the guest pays is computed from those adjustments.
A product has a master price. The adjustments on its store groups and the branch's own adjustment apply on top of it, and what the guest pays comes out of those two. So the middle of this page is the working rather than a list.
Groups nest: city, side of town, type. Each level carries its own adjustment, and an adjustment may be negative.
The Cheeseburger's master price is ₺165. Each row shows which tier it passed through and where it landed.
Look at the last row: no tier, but an adjustment. The adjustment belongs to the branch; a group is the practical way to give it to many branches at once — not the only way to have one.
Under İstanbul there can be the Anatolian side, and under that the mall branches. Each level carries its own adjustment, and adding a branch to a group hands it that group's rule. An adjustment may be negative — lowering the price in a region is a decision too.
Instead of walking prices one at a time you work in a matrix where category rows meet branch columns. Each column header carries that branch's tier. Until you save, the changes can be reverted.
Regional pricing is four parts: the group tree, the trace of one price, the bulk matrix and the branch's own adjustment. All four are views of the same computation.
The same master price, read from four different places.
Groups nest by city, side of town and type. Each level carries its own percentage or fixed adjustment, and an adjustment may be negative.
For one product you see, branch by branch, which adjustment it passed through and what figure it arrived at.
Categories against branches in one grid. Until you save, the change can be reverted.
An adjustment belongs to the branch: a branch can carry its own difference without belonging to any group at all.
We talk through how you want your branches grouped, enter the adjustments together, and test the first matrix with you. The average business goes live in 14 days.