When your business grows, delivery complexity grows faster
If you manage 10–100 branches, delivery quickly becomes harder than sales.
Common challenges multi-branch owners face:
Orders going to the wrong branch
Uneven workload between stores
Drivers waiting at busy outlets
No visibility across locations
Different teams running delivery their own way
Lynxo is designed to bring structure and control to multi-branch delivery — without slowing down growth.
Step 1: Treat each branch as a controlled delivery node
Every branch should operate under the same system, not its own rules.
With Lynxo, each branch:
Acts as an independent fulfillment point
Has defined service zones and capacity
Uses the same pickup, dispatch, and POD flow
and many more branch level rules
This creates consistency across all locations.
Step 2: Set smart order-to-branch routing rules
Manual assignment doesn’t scale beyond a few stores.
Lynxo routes orders based on:
Nearest available branch
Zone coverage and delivery promise
Branch workload and cutoff times
Orders automatically go to the right store.
Step 3: Design branch-level delivery zones
Zoning prevents overlap and confusion.
Best practice for 10–100 branches:
Assign primary zones per branch (Lynxo provides a Marking solution to mark the zone)
Define overflow zones for peak demand
Control cross-branch delivery when needed
Lynxo enforces zone rules during dispatch so branches don’t step on each other.
Step 4: Share or separate fleets — your choice
Multi-branch businesses often ask: shared drivers or dedicated drivers?
Lynxo supports both:
Dedicated drivers per branch
Shared city-level fleet across branches
Hybrid setup for peak hours
Driver assignment stays automatic, regardless of the model.
Step 5: Standardize SOPs across all branches
Inconsistent execution causes delivery failures.
With Lynxo:
Pickup scanning is mandatory
Delivery attempts follow the same flow
Proof of Delivery is captured digitally
Exceptions are logged the same way everywhere
SOPs are enforced through the system, not manuals.
Step 6: Centralize visibility without micromanaging
As an owner or operations head, you need oversight — not daily firefighting.
Lynxo provides:
Real-time delivery status across all branches
Performance comparison by branch
Driver productivity and utilization
Exception and failure tracking
You see the full picture without calling store managers.
Step 7: Control costs at branch and network level
Delivery cost can quietly grow as branches increase.
Lynxo tracks:
Cost per order by branch
Delivery density by zone
Failed delivery impact
Fleet utilization across locations
This makes it clear which branches are efficient and which need attention.
Step 8: Roll out in phases, not all at once
For 10–100 branches, rollout matters.
Recommended approach:
Start with 3–5 branches
Validate routing, zones, and SOPs
Train teams using real operations
Expand cluster by cluster
Lynxo supports gradual expansion without system changes.
Step 9: Scale without losing control
As you add more branches:
No new tools are required
No new processes are invented
No operational reset is needed
Lynxo scales with your network, keeping delivery predictable and manageable.
Final takeaway
Multi-branch delivery doesn’t fail because of scale — it fails because of lack of structure.
With Lynxo, businesses running 10–100 shops can:
Route orders intelligently
Standardize execution
Control costs
Maintain visibility across all locations
Delivery becomes a system — not a daily problem — as your branch network grows.