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Type what you want and where, or tap Near Me and let the map do it. A guide to the Explore map: search that understands towns and categories, filters for rating and badges, a radius slider from 500 metres to 15 kilometres, and the Open Now badge on every pin.
Invite staff by email, assign each person to one listing or several, promote a manager per branch, and keep billing and ownership to yourself. What each role can and cannot do, and how to set up a two-branch team in ten minutes.
IT Park for laptops and late nights, Business Park for meetings, the reclamation area for breakfast, downtown for the old school, and Mandaue, Mactan, Talisay and the south for the local roasters. Every cafe linked to its listing with hours and a pin.
List your dishes, services or room types with prices, show them as a clean list or as cards, mark what can be booked, and print a QR code that opens your page from the counter, the table or the door. The menu also feeds your till.
Staff enrol their face once, then clock in and out by looking at the phone on the counter. No buddy punching, no notebook, and a DTR report that shows first in, last out and hours worked, ready for payroll as a CSV.
Ring up sales from your menu, take cash, GCash or card, print or send a VAT-inclusive receipt, and read your sales by day, week and month across every branch. No hardware, no monthly software fee, built into your listing.
Turn any service or room on your listing into something a customer can book online. Time slots for salons and clinics, whole days for pension houses, a booking pass with a QR code, reminders the evening before, and a desk view for walk-ins.
The Open Now badge is not a switch you flip. It is worked out from the hours you typed and the clock in Manila. Here is what it shows, why it sometimes says Closed or Not Claimed, and how to write hours it can read.
Cebu City for the food and the nightlife, Mandaue for business trips and the bridge to everywhere, Mactan for the beach and the airport. A practical guide to picking your base, with real listings in each.
