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Franchise & Multi-location Businesses

Connect the national brand to the local customer.

A customer may discover the national brand, then book, buy or request service from a local team. We connect location pages, scheduling, lead routing and reporting around that handoff, with clear control for the central team and each location.

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BÜNDA project context
Client work

Connect the right studio to the right booking experience.

As BÜNDA adds locations, its website has to help people find a nearby studio and reach that studio's classes. Xivic improved the location finder and delivered booking pages for new studios and presale events.

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Studio finder and booking pages. Delivered August and September 2026.

Meineke project context
Client work

Connect the national platform to every local service center.

Website engineering, mobile experiences and analytics connected service information, appointments and local teams.

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Driven Brands project context
Client work

Bring more brands into Driven Dash.

Brand integrations and scheduling features extended Driven Dash, with metric-source documentation for the teams using its reports.

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Shared standards, local publishing

Define templates, content ownership and permissions so local information can stay useful within a consistent brand experience.

Connected leads and systems

Work through routing, records and handoffs between locations and central business applications.

Discovery and local performance

Connect location information and useful content to search visibility, then measure the journey to inquiry or purchase.

“a partner that we can lean on.”

Eli Kahn
Driven Brands · Client review, May 2020Read the original review

Test shared standards against local exceptions.

Choose a customer task and a representative group of locations. Include a new location, one with a different booking system and one that cannot accept the request. Their differences should shape the shared release.

Decide what every location must share

Bring the location list, current templates and publishing permissions. Agree which service descriptions, offers and brand elements stay central and which hours, availability and contact details local teams own.

Multi-location website engineering

Make the local handoff observable

Define the location identifier, required customer details and receiving system. Test accepted, rejected and unassigned requests, and specify who follows up when a location or integration cannot complete the handoff.

Network and system integration

Where does the national journey break locally?

Bring one customer task, the systems involved and a few locations with different needs. We will help define the shared rules and the first release worth testing.

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