Every branch sees its own business. You see all of them.

Running several branches turns an ordinary requirement — who can see what — into the requirement everything else depends on. Get it wrong and you either leak one branch's numbers to another, or you make head office the bottleneck for every question.

Chikito scopes records by branch as a property of the record, not as a filter applied afterwards. A branch manager sees their branch. Head office sees the consolidation. Neither has to ask anyone.

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Multi-branch

What gets in the way

Visibility that leaks

When access control is a report filter, one missed filter exposes everything. Scoping lives with the record, and every request passes the same gate.

Consolidation by spreadsheet

Branch-level numbers that only combine in a monthly workbook are a month behind by construction. One ledger consolidates as entries post.

Local pricing, central policy

Branches differ in price, stock and staffing while sharing the chart of accounts and the rules that matter.

One record, end to end

How the work moves

The same record travels the whole way. No export step, no re-keying between stages.

01
Scope

Each record belongs to a branch, and each person to the branches they serve.
02
Operate

Branches run their own sales, stock and staffing independently.
03
Consolidate

Entries post into one ledger as they happen.
04
Compare

Branch-by-branch performance is a dashboard, not a reconciliation.