Business operations · Updated 1 October 2026
Multi-branch business software: seven checks before you choose
A company total is useful. Knowing which branch needs stock, has unpaid invoices or is waiting for approval is what helps the next decision.
Bring these seven checks to the demo
- Branch identity. Check the address and business details printed on each branch's documents.
- Stock visibility. Compare quantities at two locations for the same item, including reservations where supported.
- Requests and approvals. Follow a request from creation to the next authorised action. A pending request is not a completed transfer.
- Transfer reconciliation. Match dispatch, receipt and any difference against the same document.
- Sales and collections. Compare the same date range and distinguish invoiced sales from money received.
- Access permissions. Sign in as a branch user and confirm the records and actions available.
- Corrections and reporting. Trace a return or correction into branch and company reports.
One company or several legal entities?
List your locations and legal entities before selecting a setup. Ask your accountant which records must be kept separately and which totals can be consolidated. Do not assume a branch filter provides every requirement of group accounting.
See an illustrative NAQIX walkthrough
Our 30-second demonstration shows a pending stock request and compares branch sales, cash and receivables using synthetic data.
Watch the demonstrationConfirm additional workflows and availability in your selected edition during a live demo.
Try this with your own workflow
Bring a sample invoice, a stock question and your reporting needs. Ask the team to confirm the edition, devices, integrations and pricing for your business.
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