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Ordafy Business Group: Multi-Location Overview
Business management
3/29/2026
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Ordafy Business Group: Multi-Location Overview

See how Ordafy Business Group links multiple locations under one owner account—shared plan limits and storage without paying per branch by default.

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One group, many organisations

A Business Group links your Ordafy locations (organisations) under one owner account. Each location can keep its own catalogue, team, and storefront while sharing pooled plan limits and file storage.

What Group is for

  • Multi-branch retailers or service brands
  • Shared subscription features across locations
  • Central oversight without forcing one giant mega-catalogue

What stays local

Day-to-day Products, Orders, Bookings, POS tills, and many Settings remain organisation-scoped so a Brighton counter does not accidentally edit Glasgow stock.

Plans and billing mindset

Optional Pro, Business+, and Enterprise apply at Business Group level—one subscription covering active locations’ shared limits rather than a mandatory per-location platform fee. Confirm details on Pricing.

Roles across locations

Keep shop-floor staff on their organisation. Use group-oriented ownership or admin patterns only for people who truly oversee multiple sites.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Business Group for one shop?

No. Single-location providers can operate one organisation. Add Group thinking when you open another site.

Where do I manage Group settings?

Use Business Group surfaces (/group) alongside each organisation’s Settings. Start simple: name locations clearly and align branding.

Does each location need Stripe Connect?

Payout readiness is tied to how each selling organisation takes cards—complete Connect for organisations that accept payment.

Plan the second location

Stabilise one storefront first, then add a location under Group with shared standards. Related: team roles and become a provider.

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