New outlets, menu launches, supplier onboarding and closures run as one flow, with every team and vendor in it. See which outlet is stuck and who owns the next move.
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One outlet opening is 60 to 200 tasks across six teams and a dozen vendors. In a tracker, a slip shows up only in the weekly review.
The tracker says on track. The site says otherwise.
One busy approver. The whole opening waits.
Updates by call and chat. No proof, no trail.
Start from a template for the most common restaurant projects, or build a flow for anything else: cloud kitchen launches, kitchen refits, POS rollouts, franchise openings.
Each outlet confirms POS prices, delivery app menus, ingredient stock and staff briefing, so you see which ones aren't ready for launch day.
Log a complaint and owners are assigned at once to hold the suspect food, pull temperature and supplier records, and notify the authority.
Suppliers upload certificates, insurance, spec sheets and allergen details through one link, no login. Your kitchen team signs off samples.
See each new outlet's opening date and what's holding it up, whether that's the health inspection, kitchen equipment, hiring or soft launch.
Pick a closing date and every task gets a deadline: telling staff, returning leased equipment, cancelling permits, handing back the space.
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Build the flow once. Copy it for dine-in, QSR and cloud kitchen outlets.
Templates · Copy & EditKitchen contractors, suppliers and landlords update tasks and upload proof. No account, no app.
No login for vendors · One linkCapex, kitchen layout and menu sign-offs unlock the next step. Timers skip weekends and holidays.
Multi-level · audit trail · extensionsAI checks site and plating photos against the brief. Each outlet shows its ETA and bottleneck.
Image AI · ETAs · Bottlenecks
"It was the handoffs. One approval waiting on another. A vendor update sitting somewhere. A team finding out too late that an upstream task had slipped."
Chaayos · 400+ outlet chain · India
Every late day is lost sales while rent and salaries keep running. Catch the slip early and hold the opening date.
Calculate your revenue at risk →Catch delays early and protect this revenue.
Claude, Slack, Clay, Linear, Notion, and anything your team and agents run on.
Explore all →Both, for one kind of project: work that crosses teams, has deadlines and approvals, and involves outside vendors. Generic project management tools stop at your company's login page. Nodomo keeps landlords, kitchen contractors and suppliers in the flow from email or WhatsApp, with no new platform for anyone to adopt.
Split it into phases with one owner each: lease, permits and health inspection, kitchen equipment, hiring and training, supplier setup and soft opening. The New Store Opening template runs them as one flow, scheduled back from your opening date.
Yes. Each outlet gets its own tasks for POS prices, delivery app menus, ingredient stock and staff briefing, and confirms them before launch day. You see which outlets are ready and which are not.
Logging a complaint starts the flow. The suspect food is held, temperature, staff and supplier records are pulled, and the right people are notified. Every action is timestamped, so the record is ready if an inspector or insurer asks.
They never have to. They get a link by email or WhatsApp, complete the task, attach the photo or document, and it lands in the flow with a timestamp.
Most chains run their first flow the same day. Start from a template or upload your Excel tracker.
Build your opening playbook this afternoon and run it for every outlet you open. Free for 15 days.
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