The briefEvery store gets its one lever, every morning.
- 1 lever per store, per day
- 7:00 AM on each reader’s clock
- What it’s worth in dollars, when it can be priced
Make more money from every store.
Each morning, Franlever finds the one fix worth making at each store.
Three things need you. Two are worth about $2.7k a week. Reversed sales at Houston are the biggest.
SourcesChecked against 4,180 orders in your POS
Every store’s numbers, read every morning. One fix that makes it more money, by 7:00 AM.
What each store should fix today, what it’s worth, and who has it.
Ask AI COO about your stores from the agent you already work in.
Setup, supported systems, and your daily lever brief.
Franlever is franchise operations software built around an AI COO. It reads connected store data, identifies the most useful lever for each location, and sends a morning brief to the owner and the store’s GM. The brief names the store, what changed, what to do next, and a financial estimate when the numbers support one.
A daily lever brief is a short operating note covering the stores you run. Each store that needs attention gets one recommended fix, such as checking a rise in refunds or adjusting coverage during a slow shift. Your copy shows who received each lever. A store running normally gets no invented task.
All three. A single-store owner gets a focused read on their business. Multi-unit operators see their stores in one brief, while GMs receive only their own store’s lever. Franchisor teams get a brand-level view within their assigned access.
Franlever currently connects to Square, Toast, and PAR Brink. Google Business Profile adds reviews and ratings, and Google Analytics adds website traffic and conversions. The Connections directory distinguishes available integrations from those marked Coming soon.
AI COO compares a store with its own recent performance and uses brand comparisons where data is available. It looks for a meaningful change, evidence that explains it, and something the team can do today. For example, a rise in discounts may lead to a request to check who applied them.
No. Briefs arrive by email or text on the configured schedule. GMs confirm their email and separately opt into SMS; they do not need a Franlever account. They can reply DONE, LATER, or WRONG by text. Owners use the dashboard for setup, settings, and deeper review.
Access follows your workspace role and store assignments. Franchise owners see the stores they are named on; corporate members see their assigned brands. GMs receive their own store’s lever as delivery contacts. Connected AI assistants use the signed-in member’s existing access and cannot change store records.
No. Any dollar figure is an estimate based on the store’s data and a stated gap, such as excess discounts. Actual results depend on what the team does and what changes at the store. Hourly labor is shown as a share of sales, without a promised dollar saving.
Join the waitlist with your work email. When access is available, connect a supported POS, confirm your locations, and configure AI COO’s stores, recipients, channels, and schedule. A POS connection is enough to begin; useful recommendations depend on the data that has synced.