Open one page and see every branch’s sales, orders, average bill and guest rating side by side — which one is leading, which one needs a visit. Keep one master menu and push it out without overwriting each branch’s prices, and roll a promotion out to every branch or a chosen few.
The chain rollup and the menu drift, as they ship.
Most groups run each branch as its own island: the numbers arrive as screenshots in a WhatsApp group, the menu is retyped at every till, and a promotion means five phone calls.
Nobody can say which branch is slipping until the month closes. A price change reaches three branches out of five. The weekend offer runs at the branch whose manager read the message.
Every branch already takes its orders in Tahlib, so the comparison is there whenever you open it. The master menu goes out in one push — each branch keeps its own prices and its own extras — and a promotion applies itself at the tills you chose.
Your branch managers still run their branches. You stop running the group by phone.
If your branches are on Tahlib, the group is a few clicks away.
Create a chain group and add the branches you run in Tahlib, with one of them as the master for the menu.
Today, the last 30 days or the last quarter. Each branch is compared with its own previous period of the same length.
Chain revenue and its change, orders, items sold and menu drift at the top; a card per branch with revenue, average order and guest rating below.
The best performer and the branch that needs attention are marked, ranked by revenue.
Send the master branch’s menu to every branch or a chosen few. Matching items update, missing ones are added, branch-only items are left alone.
A percentage off, a flat amount off, a free item or bonus points — for all branches or selected ones, with an optional minimum order and dates.
Every menu push is kept in a history, so you can see what went out and when.
A chain promotion is not a code for staff to remember. Once it is active, the till and the QR menu at the branches you chose apply it on their own.
Grouped by the job, not by the panel it lives in.
The comparison you would otherwise build in a spreadsheet.
Consistency without flattening every branch.
Where the branches have wandered from the master.
One offer, set up once.
For groups across borders.
Most central menus force a choice: every branch identical, or every branch on its own. The push keeps what should be shared and leaves alone what each branch has made its own.
Names, descriptions, categories, photos, dietary and allergen information, tax, availability windows, add-ons and the Arabic text — from the master branch to the branches you pick.
Its own price for each existing item and whether that item is on its till or QR menu. A new item arrives at the master’s price, ready for the branch to change.
Items a branch created for itself. The Marina’s brunch special stays the Marina’s.
Drift counts per branch before and after, and a history of every push.
The Chain Dashboard sits on top of each branch’s own Tahlib, so nothing is entered twice.
The master branch’s menu is what gets pushed — the same menu its till and QR menu sell from.
Active discount promotions apply themselves to till orders at the branches you chose.
The same promotions apply when guests order from the table.
Bonus-point promotions credit members when their bill is paid.
Guest ratings from each branch feed the rating on its card.
Each branch’s own analytics and reports, for the detail behind its card.
Products are switched on individually, each priced per branch. View all products
Same dashboard, different size of group.
Written around how restaurant groups here grow.
A seasonal offer set up once for the whole group, with dates and a minimum order, instead of a message to every manager.
Branches across emirates compared on the same terms, with the slipping one marked.
The Arabic names and descriptions travel with the menu push, so every branch’s bilingual menu matches the master.
Each branch keeps its own item prices through every push — the same dish can cost more at the airport.
The person who created the chain group, across the branches they are on staff at. Sharing a group view with co-owners or area managers is not available yet.
Not item prices: each branch keeps its own price for every item it already has, and its own till and QR availability. Size and add-on prices do come from the master, and items a branch created for itself are never touched.
It is not removed from the branches by the push. Branches that should stop selling it switch it off themselves.
Once active, a discount promotion applies itself to till and QR orders at the branches you chose, inside its dates and over its minimum order. Only the best single discount applies to an order. Bonus-point promotions credit Loyalty Pro members when the bill is paid.
No — you activate a promotion and end it from the dashboard. Its dates still limit when it applies, but it does not switch itself on.
The number of items sold across the branch’s orders in the period. It is a measure of volume, not a head count of guests.
Revenue counts every order that has not been voided in the period, including bills still open. For a profit view built on the same orders, use Tahlib Intelligence at each branch.
Not today. Stock, suppliers and purchase orders are per branch; transfers and central purchasing are not in the product.
Not from the chain dashboard today. Each branch’s own reports still download as CSV.
It is priced per branch, per month, with a free trial — switched on and off from your dashboard. The pricing section above shows the current figure and what it drops to as you add branches.
Group your branches, push the menu once, and let the rollup tell you where to spend tomorrow.
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