Drive times, who lives there, who is already open nearby, a grade on the site in front of you — and a pro forma you can hand a landlord or a lender.
The last section of the menu, because it is the last thing you should be doing.
Stand on a site, type the address, and get the grade — the drive-time ring, the households in it, every competitor within reach, and what the rent has to be.
The first location is the template for every one after it.
Pick two or five and the same screen sums them — occupancy, rent, what needs you.
The letters, the texts, the calendar, the standards — the new location inherits them.
One hub per pro, whichever of your locations they are in.
A corpus of suite locations across the brands, kept current on a schedule, with the ads read from the public ad libraries. Where a pin cannot be placed, it says so.
It is a computed grade with its reasons shown. You can disagree with a reason and the grade moves.
Yes. The pro forma is one sheet you both edit, and the pipeline takes their tracker as it is.
A brand sees every owner on the same system with its own look, and each owner sees only their own locations.
Your market, your site, your numbers — not a demo environment.