Grubcenter 3.0

Tame the
Menu Explosion

One platform to manage every menu, at every location, on every delivery platform — without the chaos.

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The Problem

How many menus are you really managing?

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Locations
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Brands
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Platforms
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Order Types
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Unique menu situations to manage

Every price change means updating up to 108 places.
Every new location multiplies the problem.

Real Flexibility

One platform, endless
ways to customize

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Different prices per platform Charge $11.49 on UberEats to cover commission, keep $9.99 for dine-in — from one screen.
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Location-specific menus NYC gets lobster rolls, Austin gets brisket tacos. Each location shows exactly what it should.
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Custom modifiers by market Austin offers jalapeños, Denver offers green chile. Same burger, different options per city.
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New platform in minutes Add GrubHub and your menus auto-populate — prices, items, and modifiers already configured.
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Preview before you publish See exactly what every customer on every platform in every city will see — before it goes live.
The Solution

Manage all your menus
from one place

Grubcenter 3.0 gives you five capabilities that turn menu chaos into menu confidence.

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Staging AreaPull in your POS data without disrupting anything.
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RangesDefine exactly where every rule applies.
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CollectionsOrganize once — items auto-populate as you grow.
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MenusOne menu per brand — collections flow right in.
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OverridesChange anything, break nothing, reverse anytime.
Feature 01

Staging Area

Your POS stays your POS. Grubcenter pulls your menu data in and gives you a clean workspace to build on top of it.

If your Cheeseburger is $9.99 in Austin and $11.99 in New York, both prices are captured side by side. Nothing goes live from here — it's your prep area.

Your POS is the source. Grubcenter is the layer where real menu management happens.
🍔 Classic Cheeseburger $9.99 Austin POS
🍔 Classic Cheeseburger $11.99 NYC POS
🍔 Classic Cheeseburger ✓ Unified 2 snapshots
🥗 Garden Salad ✓ Unified 2 snapshots
Feature 02

Ranges

Every rule you set answers one question: "Where does this apply?" A range is your answer — pick the locations, brands, platforms, and order types.

Ranges can be as broad as "everywhere" or as narrow as "Denver #2, Golden Dragon, DoorDash, pickup only."

🎯 More targeted always wins. A New York-specific price beats a company-wide price. Automatically.
📈 Grows with you. Add a location or platform — ranges that include "all" automatically expand.
Locations
Brands
Platforms
Channels
NYC #1
Liberty Burger
UberEats
Delivery
NYC #2
Golden Dragon
DoorDash
Pickup
Austin #1
GrubHub
Dine In
Austin #2
This range covers
NYC #1, NYC #2 · Liberty Burger · UberEats, DoorDash · Delivery
= 4 menu situations, one rule
Without GC3 you'd update each of these separately.
Feature 03

Collections

A collection is like a smart folder for your menu. Define the boundaries — which locations, platforms, order types — and every matching item auto-populates.

Open a new Austin location next month? It's already covered. No re-setup, no copy-paste.

Zero overlap, guaranteed. Two collections can never fight over the same situation. No conflicting prices, no duplicate items. Ever.
NYC · All Platforms · Delivery
🍔 Cheeseburger 🥓 Bacon Burger 🍟 Fries 🥤 Shake
Austin · UberEats · All Channels
🍔 Cheeseburger 🌶️ Jalapeño Burger 🍟 Fries 🥗 Salad
Denver · DoorDash · Pickup
🍔 Cheeseburger 🍟 Fries 🥤 Shake
No overlaps — every situation belongs to exactly one zone
Feature 04

Menus

Menus sit above collections and bring them together under one brand. It's what a customer on UberEats in Denver actually sees when they open your restaurant.

Partner with a new delivery platform? Don't rebuild from scratch. Create the menu, point it at the right scope, and your existing collections flow right in.

🚫 Exclude at the top. Don't want alcohol on GrubHub? One menu-level setting — it cascades down through every collection underneath.
🔄 Backwards compatible. Adding a menu with no overrides changes nothing — your existing items are completely unaffected.
One brand = one menu. Collections auto-join.
Feature 05

Overrides

Your POS says the Cheeseburger is $9.99. But UberEats in NYC needs $11.49 to cover commission. Overrides let you stick that change right where it needs to go — without touching anything else.

Three levels: company-wide, within a zone, or at the platform menu. The most specific one always wins.

Deactivate an item — all overrides are saved. Reactivate it next month? Everything comes back exactly as you left it.
Scenario
🍔 Cheeseburger · NYC · UberEats · Delivery
Menu Override
NYC UberEats Delivery
$11.49 ✦
Collection Override
NYC All Platforms
$10.99
Item Override
Company-wide
— not set —
POS Snapshot
Base price
$9.99
Most specific wins — always transparent, never a mystery
The Difference

Before vs. After

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Change a price Update 108 places manually. Hope nothing gets missed.
Change a price One override. Applies exactly where it should. Done.
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Open a new location Copy menus, tweak prices, re-enter modifiers. 6+ hours.
Open a new location Add it to the system. Collections auto-expand. Minutes.
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"Why is this price wrong?" Dig through spreadsheets. Ask three people. Still unsure.
"Why is this price showing?" Click the item. See the resolution chain. 2 seconds.
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Items missing on a platform Customer complains first. Scramble to fix.
Catch it before it goes live Preview every platform's menu before publishing. Spot missing items instantly — your customers never see the gaps.
Grubcenter 3.0

It's the difference between
managing menus —
and menus managing you.

Set up once. Customize anywhere. Preview everything. Grow without the chaos.

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Manage every menu, at every location, on every platform — from one place.