Manage tailoring shop branches from one business account

Last updated: 13 October 2026

Managing tailoring shop branches means running each branch with its own orders, customers and settings under one account, with a daily production limit that stops overbooking.

MQDAR runs a business and its branches from one account: each branch has its own orders, customers and settings, while the owner sees the full picture.

The problem it solves

Each branch with its own notebook and way of working.
A busy branch accepting orders with due dates it cannot meet.
Comparing branch performance is hard.

How branches work in MQDAR

Add, edit and deactivate branches in settings, within your plan's branch limit.
Customers and orders are linked to a branch, with print settings per branch (size, copies, header and footer).
Warehouses and storage locations, and transfers between warehouses or branches when you use inventory.
Branch and staff performance reports within the reports available on your plan.

Daily production limit

Each branch has a "maximum daily production" (0 = no limit).
When you pick a due date, each day shows booked pieces, the limit and what remains — for example 32 / 40 pieces, 8 remaining.
The limit counts pieces, not orders: thobe × 2 = two pieces.
Each branch has an "allow exceeding the daily limit" option: when locked, orders over the remaining capacity are refused; when on, they are saved with a warning.

Branches by plan

The number of active branches and users depends on the plan and cannot be exceeded until you upgrade. Current numbers are on the plans and pricing page.

FAQ

Can I manage more than one branch?

Yes, within your plan's branch limit, each branch with its own settings and orders.

Is daily capacity counted in orders or pieces?

In pieces: the day's booking is the total quantity of pieces in non-cancelled orders due that day.