The question every network asks first
Why the hell would we change? Because you make more and do less. Here is exactly how.
Your network works today. Locations sell, suppliers ship, money moves. Changing anything costs attention you do not have. So this page does one thing: it shows where the money you are not making sits, where the hours you are spending go, and what happens to both when the network runs on Brandfora. No adjectives. Mechanisms.
| Where | Today | Here |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer at 9 p.m. | Voicemail | Pays |
| Reorder | If remembered | Receipt link |
| Holiday season | Half the stores | Every store |
| Rebates | Argued | Attributed |
| Quote | 40 min, PDF | Seconds |
| Artwork | Redraw | Print-ready |
Part one: more money
Six places revenue is leaking out of your network right now.
Companies in every town your network serves are buying branded goods online at night from whoever made it effortless. Your locations answer with a phone call and a PDF. When every location has a store that builds itself and a configurator that accepts any logo, those orders come to them. Net new sales, not moved sales.
How every seat becomes a marketplaceMost decorated-goods customers reorder. Most reorders wait for a rep to remember. Every receipt here carries the buyer back to their own store, already built with their logo. On one account, 82 percent clicked. That is revenue that arrives while your team sleeps.
Post-purchase emailThe holiday program, awareness month, spring spirit wear. Today participation depends on each owner's evening. Here headquarters pushes the collection to every store in minutes and every store is in. The revenue you planned becomes the revenue that shows up.
Deploy a catalogSupplier volume that cannot be traced to a location does not earn its rebate. Every purchase order here goes out on the location's own supplier account, so the volume lands where it is earned and the report writes itself. Put your numbers in the calculator; the figure is usually bigger than expected.
Rebate calculatorFees worked out from what a location reported are lower than fees worked out from what a location sold. Every online sale in the network lands on one ledger, and the fee is a column.
RoyaltiesBooster drives with automatic payouts, employee gift stores with credits, athlete merch with splits at the sale. Whole categories your locations could sell tomorrow because the bookkeeping that made them painful is gone.
Money split at the salePart two: less effort
The work that disappears, in minutes per task.
| Task | By hand today | On Brandfora | Who does it now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build a customer's store | Weeks, a designer | 9 to 15 seconds | The system, from a pasted web address |
| Write a quote | 30 to 50 minutes | Seconds | The buyer edits it and pays |
| Fix a customer's logo | 30 minutes, or a two-day redraw | Seconds | Vectorize, upscale, DPI gate, before payment |
| Digitize for embroidery | 10 minutes a file | Seconds | DST with matched threads, inside the order |
| Push a price change to every store | Weeks of emails | Seconds | One price list, floors holding |
| Type a purchase order | 6 minutes each | None | Raised on the location's account at the sale |
| Pay out a fundraiser or a commission | Hours at month end | None | Split at the moment of charge |
| Reconcile rebates and royalties | Days at month end | None | The ledger |
Put your own volumes and your own minutes into the time calculator. Most networks find several full-time people's worth of work that the system does in an hour or two of machine time a month, with one person left to watch exceptions.
Part three: what changing costs you
Less than you think, because nothing you own moves.
What does not change
- Your suppliers, your account numbers, your rebate agreements.
- Your brand on every screen. Your customers stay your locations' customers.
- Your payment account, your tax account, your domain.
- The store tools locations already use. Their orders flow into the cockpit while stores move over from a list.
What the first month looks like
- One call. We build one location's store from its web address while you watch, then open the cockpit.
- Order ingestion shows what your network sells today, from every source, in one view. Nothing changes yet.
- The locations that want in come over from a list. Everyone else watches what those locations close.
- Nobody is mandated. Locations switch because the store took nine seconds and the price change took none of their time.
"You sold me. I love everything about it."Vendor partnerships lead, franchise system, about 200 locations, at the end of the follow-up call