Every location on brand, every location in control.
Right now your locations are texting customers — you just don't run it, see it, or set its limits. Franchise marketing software should give each location its own numbers, inbox, and budget while the brand holds the roles, the caps, and the rules. AutoCampaign.ai does it with a workspace per location: local ownership where it helps, central control where it counts.
— Sound familiar? —
Your week now
Monday: a customer complaint forwards up from a location that ran its own "flash promo" — wrong offer, wrong tone, sent from a manager's personal cell you can't audit. Wednesday: three locations ask for the campaign that worked in the pilot store, and the honest answer is a screenshot and "rebuild it yourselves." Friday: finance asks what the locations spent on messaging this quarter, and the number lives in a dozen phone bills and two tools you don't administer. You're accountable for a channel you can't see.
None of this is a you problem. It’s a system problem ↓
The four journeys, across every location
Capture — Each location publishes its own Text-to-Join keyword on its own number — counter cards, receipts, local signage — with a QR code and short link included, and consent recorded on every join. The lists grow locally and stay attached to the right store.
Engage — Each location works its own Team Inbox, so the customer texting the Elm Street store gets Elm Street answering. An AI Employee drafts replies from the brand-approved business information you provision — staff approve each one until you allow Autopilot, and a person can take over at any time.
Convert — Build the follow-up sequences and booking flow once — the pilot store's day-one/day-three cadence, the recall workflow, the booking page with reminders — and stand them up in each location's workspace, on each location's calendar. The playbook is repeatable instead of forwarded.
Retain — Every location sees its own delivery and click activity, per-campaign stats, and dashboards; Smart Segments keep each store's lapsed-customer list current for win-back sends. You review each workspace's performance from one login instead of collecting screenshots.
The 3 features you'll live in
Sender Pools
Each location sends from numbers you control, not a manager's cell. Sender Pools spread sending across those numbers, and A2P 10DLC registration runs through guided brand and campaign workflows — the sending identity is an asset the franchise owns. Deliverability starts with sms deliverability infrastructure, not luck.
Team Inbox
A shared workspace per location where every customer conversation has one visible owner, internal notes keep the discussion attached to the customer, and nothing lives on a personal phone when a manager leaves. The shared team inbox is where local stays local — visibly.
Analytics
Executive overview, per-campaign stats, and custom dashboards in every workspace — so a location manager sees their own numbers and you review any location's without asking for exports. SMS marketing analytics turns "what did that store send?" into a view, not an email thread.
Team & control
This is the section franchises buy. Every location runs in its own workspace with separate numbers, wallets, and spend caps — the same model agencies use to manage clients — and you move between workspaces from one login. Roles and permissions set who can do what per location: a store manager works the inbox and sends approved campaigns; corporate holds settings, templates, and provisioning. Per-location numbers ride on Sender Pools you control. Each location's wallet is prepaid with its own spend cap, campaigns show estimated cost before sending, and auto-refill keeps a good store from stalling — so the quarter-end spend answer is a report, not an archaeology project. AI Employee behavior follows brand rules everywhere: drafts by default, staff approval, Autopilot only where you allow it, handover to a person by rules you set. Compare seats at the solutions hub or review plan pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Can each location send from its own local number while we keep control?
Yes — that's the model. Each location's workspace has its own numbers via Sender Pools, its own Team Inbox, and its own wallet, while roles and permissions decide what location staff can touch and what stays with corporate. Local presence, central guardrails.
What stops a location from overspending or going off-script?
Spend caps are set per workspace on prepaid credits, and every campaign shows its estimated cost before it sends — a location literally cannot spend past its cap. On message quality, staff send approved templates and AI Employee drafts built from the business information you provision, with nothing sending on Autopilot unless you've allowed it.
Give every location a marketing engine — and keep the keys.
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