Restaurant groups and franchises hit a wall as soon as they open their second location on Odoo. The native Point of Sale app was designed around a single shop per configuration: floors and tables belong to one pos.config, product availability is global, and there is no first-class notion of a "branch" that ties a POS session, its cashiers, its menu, and its pricing together. Operators end up cloning POS configs by hand, duplicating products across price lists, and stitching sales figures together in spreadsheets at month-end. Multi-company setups help with legal isolation but make menu management and consolidated reporting worse, not better, because Odoo core keeps each company's data siloed.

The POS Multi-Restaurant / Multi-Branch Manager is a module we build to close that gap. We introduce a branch model (a new models.Model with _inherit/relational links to pos.config, res.company, product.pricelist, and restaurant.floor) so that each location carries its own floors and tables, its own menu availability, and its own price list, while still rolling up into one reporting layer. On the ORM side we add computed fields (fields.Monetary, @api.depends) for per-branch and consolidated totals, and stored compute fields where the dashboard needs to aggregate quickly. POS sessions are stamped with the operating branch and validated with record rules so a session opened at Branch A can never post orders, read tables, or reconcile cash against Branch B. Menu management is centralized: an admin edits the master catalog and a "push to branches" action (an ir.actions.server / automated action) propagates products, categories, and prices to the selected branches, with per-branch overrides preserved.

Security is done the Odoo-native way rather than bolted on. We ship an ir.model.access.csv for the new models plus ir.rule record rules keyed on branch membership, so a branch manager sees only their location's sessions, orders, and cashiers, while a group operator sees everything. Cashier and manager permissions are modeled as security groups (res.groups) with menu and button-level visibility in the OWL POS UI and back-office XML views. The consolidated sales dashboard is delivered as an Odoo view (list/pivot/graph plus an OWL dashboard component) reading from a read-optimized model, and we provide QWeb PDF reports for per-branch and group-level daily/period sales. Where you already run automation or external systems, the module respects the standard XML-RPC / JSON-RPC API so headquarters tools, BI, or a franchise portal can pull branch-scoped figures without direct database access.

This is a build-to-order engagement, not an instant download. After a short scoping call we confirm exactly which of the capabilities below you need, your Odoo edition (Community or Enterprise), and your target version (17.0, 18.0, or 19.0) — Enterprise unlocks the studio-grade POS restaurant features and advanced reporting we build against, while Community deployments get an equivalent back-office reporting layer. We then develop the module against your version, validate it on a staging copy of your database through UAT, and only promote to production with a rollback plan in hand. Typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope depending on how many branches, the depth of the menu-push logic, and any integrations. You receive the full source, documentation, a training session, and a post-go-live support window.