Business Identity
Your business as the single tenant everything else hangs off.
Capabilities
LOCAH is built as modules. Some are part of every business from the moment you sign up. The rest you turn on when you need them — so a consultant is never asked to think about stock levels, and a café is never buried in a CRM.
Always on
Granted automatically. You never choose these, and you cannot break them by turning something else off.
Your business as the single tenant everything else hangs off.
The public face of your business — name, story, contact, hours.
Your structured site: pages, sections, theme, publishing.
How customers find you when they search LOCAH.
Where you trade from, and the hours each place keeps.
Invite your staff and decide what each of them can do.
What needs your attention, as it happens.
Business-wide configuration in one place.
Available now
Available at launch. LOCAH suggests the right set for your business type during setup, and you can change your mind at any time from your Workspace.
Everything you sell — dishes, services, rooms, plans, products. Fills your website and your checkout from one list.
What customers bought, what state it is in, and what you owe them next.
Appointments, tables, rooms and classes against real availability.
Take money online or on collection, and see what has actually settled.
Plans with validity — gym memberships, class packs, subscriptions.
Who bought what, when, and how often — built from real orders.
Enquiries that are not yet sales: capture, follow up, win or lose.
Stock counts that stop you selling what you do not have.
Pickup and delivery, with the states your staff actually work through.
Your staff and providers, and who can be booked for what.
On the roadmap
These are real parts of the LOCAH model with a place already reserved for them. They are not switchable yet, and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise.
Deeper reporting beyond the Workspace summary.
Invoices and receivables for businesses that bill.
Points, tiers and rewards for repeat customers.
Campaigns and promotional audiences.
External channels for reaching customers directly.
Feedback tied to a real transaction, not anonymous ratings.
Walk-in queues and token management.
Supplier and partner discovery between businesses.
A verified credential dossier for your business.
Posts and follows between local businesses.
Compensation and payout coordination for staff.
Tell LOCAH what kind of business you run and it will recommend a starting set — and explain why each one is there.