Every location.One governed brand.
Each location runs as its own tenant — local campaigns, Local Pack rankings, Business Profile reviews and AI-answer visibility — while HQ keeps the approval gate, the brand and the audit trail.
The org chart, as architecture.
A tenant per location
Each market gets its own isolated workspace with its own connections — ads, analytics, Business Profile.
Scoped seats
Regional managers see only their markets and only the platforms you grant. HQ sees everything.
Deploy at scale
“Anything urgent across locations today?” — one chat answers it, then deploys PMax, Search and Meta fixes per market. No per-account logins.
Local speed. HQ control.
The approval gate is the franchise agreement, enforced in software.
Step 1
Local asks
A market needs a budget shift, a review reply, a seasonal campaign — proposed from live local data.
Step 2
The gate holds
Every write shows its exact diff and waits for approval; high-risk changes need a second confirmation.
Step 3
One audit trail
Every action across every market lands in the same log — who asked, what changed, when.
Win the map — and the AI answer — in every market.
Weekly local rankings per market: map-pack position, rating and review count next to how each location shows up in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. When a market slips, the fix is proposed and deployed from the same workspace.
- Local pack position, rating and reviews per location
- Business Profile reviews, posts and photos — governed
- AI-answer visibility tracked city by city
Fair questions
“Our franchisees already run their own marketing.”
They keep that autonomy — inside their own tenant. HQ sets the guardrails and sees the audit trail; it doesn't have to run the campaigns.
“We can't hand an AI two hundred ad accounts.”
Nothing acts alone. Every write is dry-run and approved, high-risk changes need a second acknowledgement, new campaigns launch paused, and every action is logged.
“Rollout sounds like a migration.”
It isn't. A location connects its accounts with OAuth in minutes — onboard markets in waves, starting with the ones that need it most.
“Our POS / CRM is our system of record.”
It stays that way. Offloda sits on the marketing execution layer — ads, local search, AI-answer visibility — not your ops stack. Nothing about bookings or transactions moves.
“We already run local through an agency.”
Give your agency Offloda — or run it in-house. Either way HQ keeps per-location governance, the approval gate and the audit trail.
Franchise-grade governance. Local-market speed.
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