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Roll one operating system out to every location.

One operating system across every location, without taking away local control.

Staff serving guests at the bar
A terrace of tables under an olive tree
A burger and fries plated for service
A chef plating a dish at the pass
Dumplings served in a wooden bowl
A wok going up in flame in the kitchen
1

Platform to train on

New locations onboard on a system every other site already runs.

-62%

Vendor contracts

Typical reduction when a group consolidates onto one platform.

100%

Of sites in one report

Revenue, reviews, tickets and orders rolled up nightly without a data project.

9

Days to open a new site

Clone an existing location’s configuration and adjust what is local.

What it covers

Every tool, grouped the way you think about the work

What breaks when a group grows

The problems are rarely at one site. They are between sites.

What it solves

Every site bought something different

Fourteen locations, nine booking systems, four review tools and no comparable numbers. Consolidating is boring work with enormous payback.

  • One platform, one contract, one training path
  • Per-site configuration inside a group structure
  • Comparable metrics across every location
Every site bought something different
To doDraft the briefReview specs
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What it solves

Brand control versus local control

Head office needs the brand consistent; the GM needs to change tomorrow’s hours without a ticket. Templates from the centre, overrides at the edge.

  • Head-office templates pushed down
  • Local overrides on hours, menu and staff
  • Approval workflow where it matters
Brand control versus local control
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What it solves

Reporting that arrives late and wrong

When each site exports its own numbers, the group report is a monthly reconciliation exercise. Shared records make it a live dashboard instead.

  • Nightly group rollup
  • Per-site and per-manager drill-down
  • Scheduled digests to regional leads
Reporting that arrives late and wrong
$18,240+12%
MTWTFS
What it solves

Internal requests in personal inboxes

Maintenance, IT, HR and marketing requests from fifty sites do not belong in someone’s email. They belong in a queue with an SLA.

  • Internal ticket queues per department
  • SLA policies and escalation
  • Full audit trail per request
Internal requests in personal inboxes
ARAva ReedJust nowNew
MJMarco Jain12 min agoActive
PNPriya Nair1 h agoDone
After the switch

One contract instead of nine

Consolidated billing, one renewal date and one vendor relationship to manage.

One contract instead of nine
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After the switch

New sites open faster

Clone a working location’s configuration and change only what is genuinely local.

New sites open faster
Connected
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Synced to Kore
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After the switch

Numbers become comparable

Same definitions, same system, so a site-versus-site comparison actually means something.

Numbers become comparable
$18,240+12%
MTWTFS
After the switch

Brand stays consistent

Templates for sites, menus, review replies and campaigns pushed from the centre.

Brand stays consistent
To doDraft the briefReview specs
In progressBuild featureQA pass
DoneKickoff callResearch
After the switch

Support has a paper trail

Every internal request has an owner, a clock and a history you can audit.

Support has a paper trail
$18,240+12%
MTWTFS
After the switch

Franchisees get real tools

Local operators get a system that helps them, not a compliance burden they resent.

Franchisees get real tools
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Who it is for

Built for every corner of food service.

An official Google reservations partner, your own branded website, and our own AI phone agent, all feeding one book you control.

Fine Dining

Upscale restaurants with premium food and next-level service.

Fast Casual

Quality food served with quick, convenient counter service.

Casual Dining

Full-service restaurants built for everyday dining.

Food Service

Food prep and catering operations serving at scale.

What it replaces

Ten tools. One platform. Zero compromises.

Kore replaces the disconnected stack most operators duct-tape together, and does it better. Every solution is built to talk to the others.

Group rollout

A franchise network standardised fourteen sites in one quarter

The group had accumulated a different tool stack at almost every location. We migrated all fourteen onto one Kore tenant with per-site configuration, then switched on group reporting, the first time leadership had comparable numbers across the network.

14Sites migrated
-62%Vendor contracts
1Group dashboard
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Integrations

Works with what you already run

We do not ask you to rip anything out on day one. Kore connects to your POS, your delivery channels, your accounting and your existing phone numbers, then takes over the parts that were never working.

  • DoorDash
  • Clover
  • Walmart
  • Denny's
  • Uber Eats
  • Fiserv
  • Google
  • Dealertrack
  • Grubhub
  • Telnyx
  • Hertz
  • PAX
  • Lithia Auto Stores
  • KeyMe Locksmiths
  • Batteries Plus
  • The Campaign Registry
  • Minute Key
  • Renault Winery and Resort
  • Ghost Kitchens
  • Merlin Complete Auto Care
  • Tenant Evaluation
  • Hillman
  • AKG Automotive Keys Group
  • KEYper Systems by ASSA ABLOY
  • Tom's Key Company
  • Vivamee Hospitality
  • Huse Culinary
  • Dog Training Elite
  • WOW Carwash
  • Summit RE
  • PRG
  • MAC Marketing
  • Grupo Hunan
  • Oak Street Cafe
  • Industry Now
  • United States Postal Service
  • D and H
  • zPayd
  • Yealink
Getting started

Live in days, not months

A named specialist runs your onboarding end to end. Median time from kickoff to daily operations: nine days.

01

Connect

We import your data and connect the systems you are keeping. You watch; we do the typing.

02

See

Within a day your whole operation is on one screen, against one set of customer records.

03

Act

Turn on the automations that matter and let the platform handle the follow-up.

Customers

What operators in your industry say

Restaurants, dealerships, clinics and franchise groups run their day on Kore. Here is what they say when we are not in the room.

“Working with KORE.CO has been phenomenal. Their unwavering dedication to fulfilling requests and delivering top-notch service showcases their professionalism and reliability.”

William Dayman Client, Des Moines, Iowa

“Kore.co has played a crucial role in assisting my company exceed growth expectations using their expertise in Website and Mobile App development. No task is too tough for them!”

Chris Brown Client, Las Vegas, Nevada

“The professionalism, talent, smooth processes, and general enthusiasm equaled a top notch experience. I highly recommend this company.”

Lori Lynch Director of Special Events, Camillus House

“Our company’s journey with iReview has been nothing short of transformative. Before iReview, managing our online reputation was a constant challenge, but the platform’s powerful features have completely changed the game for us.”

Carl Ferland Owner/Operator Denny’s Franchisee

“The floor plan is live on every device now, and deposits took our Friday no-shows down to almost nothing. The host stand knows who is walking in before they reach the podium.”

Marisol Vega General manager, restaurant group, Austin, Texas

“Our own ordering page takes more volume than the marketplaces now, and we keep the whole ticket. Same kitchen, same board, three points better on margin.”

Dan Whitfield Owner, pizzeria, Columbus, Ohio

“The cards on the tables did what a year of asking never did. Reviews come in daily, and an unhappy one reaches my phone before it reaches Google.”

Priya Raman Multi-site operator, Plano, Texas

“SMS, WhatsApp and email in one inbox means nothing sits unanswered overnight. The lapsed-guest campaign paid for the platform in its first month.”

Tom Beckett Marketing lead, hospitality group, Nashville, Tennessee

“Every call, booking and payment lands on the same customer record. My team stopped asking each other who spoke to whom.”

Alicia Nguyen Sales director, Chicago, Illinois

“The auto-attendant picks up the calls nobody used to, and every conversation is logged against the customer. We answer in two rings.”

Greg Halloran Service manager, dealership group, Phoenix, Arizona

“They went through our old processing statement line by line and showed us what we were actually paying. The rate came down and funding is next day.”

Sandra Ruiz Owner, clinic group, Miami, Florida

“Picking is guided, so a new hire is useful on day one. Stock counts have matched the system every month since we moved over.”

Kevin Doyle Operations manager, distribution, Dallas, Texas
FAQ

Questions about Kore for Corporations & Franchise

Talk to someone who sets this up for businesses like yours every week.

Yes. The group structure holds shared brand assets, templates and policies; each location controls its own hours, menu pricing, staff and closures. You decide per setting whether the centre or the site wins.

One consolidated invoice with per-location line items, so you can allocate cost back to sites or franchisees without a reconciliation exercise.

Yes. Role-based permissions mean a franchisee sees their own location fully and the group only in aggregate, if at all.

That is the normal case, and it is what our onboarding team does. We phase it, usually one pilot site, then waves of three or four, so nobody is mid-migration during a busy period.

Yes, on group plans, along with a named account lead and priority support routing. Details are agreed in the contract rather than promised on a webpage.

Talk to a human

See Kore configured for corporations & franchise.

Twenty minutes, screen shared, using your real numbers. No slide deck, and we will tell you honestly if it is not the right fit.

A named person from the Frisco team, not a call centre.
  • No setup fee
  • Live in days, not months
  • Cancel any module anytime
The Kore office in Frisco, Texas

Not ready to talk? Take the monthly email.

What we shipped, what broke, and the occasional customer number. One email a month.