5 Tips for Managing Multiple Locations with AudraBooking

Multi-location businesses face a unique set of scheduling challenges: staff split across venues, varying availability by site, different pricing in different markets, and the constant need for a bird's-eye view of everything. AudraBooking is built to handle this from day one.

Tip 1: Use Location Tags on Campaigns

Create separate campaigns for each location and tag them with a location label (e.g., "Downtown", "Westside"). This keeps your booking links clean and location-specific, and you can filter your bookings dashboard by location to see performance at a glance.

Tip 2: Assign Staff per Location

Staff members can be assigned to multiple campaigns (and therefore multiple locations). In their availability settings, you can set different hours per campaign — so a staff member who works downtown on Mondays and Wednesdays but the Westside branch on Tuesdays has that reflected accurately in the booking widget.

Tip 3: Set Location-Specific Pricing

Campaigns are independent, so you can set different prices for the same service at different locations. A 60-minute massage at your city-centre location can be priced at $120 while the suburban location charges $95 — all within the same account.

Tip 4: Use the Analytics Dashboard for Cross-Location Insights

The Analytics section lets you compare booking volume, revenue, and cancellation rates across all campaigns. Filter by date range and campaign to identify which locations are peak-performing and which need attention.

Tip 5: Share One Booking Domain

All your campaigns share the same domain: /book/your-business/[campaign-slug]. You can list all your location campaigns on your website, each linking to its own booking page, while you manage everything from one AudraBooking account.

Multi-location management used to require enterprise software with enterprise prices. AudraBooking gives you the same power at a fraction of the cost.