ERP for several businesses
An ERP for several businesses is what a holding uses once each locality can no longer close in its own file. In LocalityUnion a locality is the business: the café, the restaurant, or the workshop. A branch is one place that locality operates.
The layer between a point of sale and the books
A point of sale records a ticket. A full accounting suite closes the statutory books. The holding still needs the layer in between: the close of each business, and a group total that is the sum of those closes.
Payroll, cash, and inventory belong to the business. The day’s sales can sit on the branch that made them. The owner opens the whole group or one business. Access stays with the role.
What the workspace holds
Each business uses the fields of its type: café, restaurant, central kitchen, body shop, or car rental. Payroll is a week of that business. Cash has a path from the drawer to the bank. Purchases and stock stay with the business that ordered and received them.
The holding is set up once: businesses, their branches, people, and the catalogs the rest of the product reads.
Who compares it
Owners who already run more than one business, or who are opening the next one and want the numbers in one place from the start. It is not an ERP for a single company, and it is not a point of sale.
On a demonstration we walk the platform against the businesses you actually operate. The 15 days are there so you can try that close, not so we can push a subscription.
We show you the platform to see if it solves what you need. If you need it, you try it for 15 days, with support and guidance. If it does not meet your expectations, we delete the demo account and its data.