Corporate & Regional Dashboards

A flat list of locations works fine at three restaurants. At thirty — grouped into districts, markets, or divisions — you need a lens above the individual store. Opero's corporate and regional dashboards let you group locations into regions and roll sales, orders, and labor up per region, on the same platform every location already runs on. There's no separate reporting tool to feed and no export to merge: the regional view is built from the same paid orders and clocked hours each store rings up.

Group your locations into regions

In Manage → Regions you create the regions that match how you actually run the group — 'West' and 'Midwest', 'Airports' and 'Stadiums', or however your districts and divisions are drawn — then assign each location to one. Regions are yours to name and reshape: create them, rename them, delete them, and move a location from one region to another whenever the org chart changes.

• ✓Create regions that mirror your real district, market, or division structure.
• ✓Assign each location to a region, and reassign it whenever ownership shifts.
• ✓Delete a region without touching its locations — they simply return to the Unassigned bucket, and no orders or history are ever removed.
• ✓Every region is scoped to your account and validated on each change, so one group's structure can never bleed into another's.

A by-region roll-up that foots to your locations

Open Reports on the All-locations view and, alongside the by-location table, you get a By region roll-up: net sales, total collected, orders, average ticket, tips, and labor as a percent of sales — one row per region. Locations you haven't grouped yet collect in a single Unassigned row, so nothing goes missing. Because the roll-up is computed from the exact same paid orders and time entries as the by-location table, the region totals add up to the location totals to the cent.

Scope any report to a single region

The regions you create also become filters. Pick a region from the report's scope picker and the whole report — sales, orders, labor, the works — narrows to that region's active locations, so a district manager's view is one click away. From the By region table you can click straight into a region to drill down, or step back out to the group. It's the corporate-to-region-to-store path multi-unit teams actually walk, without logging into a different system at each level.

Regions in the daily summary email

The same regional lens lands in your inbox. When your account has regions, Opero's daily and weekly summary email adds a By region section — net, collected, orders, and tips per region — right above the by-location breakdown, matching what you'd see in Reports for the same window. Owners and above who'd rather read the group over coffee than open a dashboard get the regional cut delivered automatically.

Move a location, and its numbers move with it

Regions group by a location's current assignment, and that's deliberate. When you move a store from one region to another, both its future and its past sales roll up under the new region the next time you run the report — so after a re-districting your history reflects the org chart you have now, not the one you had last quarter. It keeps the regional view honest without maintaining a second set of historical mappings.

One platform, priced per location

Corporate and regional dashboards are part of Opero's Enterprise tier, and they sit on the same single platform every location already runs — POS, kiosk, QR and table ordering, kitchen display, inventory, payments, and the AI command center. You're not bolting a business-intelligence product onto a stack of disconnected tools; you're grouping data that's already there. And the underlying pricing stays per location, not per device — you add sites and tablets you already own, not a tangle of per-terminal fees, as the group grows.

• ✓The regional roll-up reads live operating data, not a nightly export from five separate systems.
• ✓Add a location and it drops straight into a region and into the roll-up — no new reporting integration.
• ✓Per-location pricing scales cleanly from a handful of stores to a large, multi-region group.
• ✓Access is limited to owner, admin, GM, and manager roles, and the capability is gated to your Enterprise entitlement.

Who corporate & regional dashboards are for

This is the view for operators who've outgrown a single flat location list: multi-unit restaurant groups and franchisors running dozens of stores across districts; hospitality groups splitting concepts by market; and high-volume food programs in stadiums, airports, and on university campuses, where locations group naturally by venue, terminal, or campus. If you manage the group by region, Opero reports by region.