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A branch is one physical club: its own tables, its own rates, its own staff, its own takings. This page covers adding a branch, what each field controls, and how switching branches changes what you see. Branches live under Management → Branches. Viewing the list needs the Settings module with View; Add Branch, edit, and delete are limited to the club owner (OrganizationAdmin) or a SuperAdmin. Your first branch is created for you in the onboarding wizard.
Branch Management page listing branches with name, code, city, address, phone, and status columns

The branch list, showing code, city, address, and status for each location

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Add a branch

1

Open the form

Go to Management → Branches and select Add Branch.
2

Identify the location

Enter Branch Name (for example, Gulberg Branch), Branch Code in the format XXX-00 such as LHR-01, City, Address, and optionally Phone. The code only has to be unique within your club — another club using LHR-01 or MAIN does not block you — and a deleted branch’s code can be reused.
3

Set the time zone

Pick a Time Zone. This sets the branch business day used for reports and POS sale numbering, so a session that ends at 1 am is bucketed into the right trading day.
4

Set the rates

Fill in Pricing Rates — Rate Per Frame, Rate Per Hour, and Rate Per Minute — then optionally Pool Table Rates.
5

Choose the options and save

Leave Active checked, decide whether to tick Enable open tabs (running bills) for this branch, and select Create.

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Rates

The rates on the branch are the defaults that the Start Session dialog pre-fills. Staff can still override the rate on an individual session, and a table can carry its own override — see Managing tables and How billing works. Pool Table Rates (optional) holds a second set of the same three fields for pool tables. Each field shows Same as base rate as its placeholder: leave it blank and pool tables are charged at the snooker rates above. Fill it in when a pool frame at Gulberg Branch costs less than a snooker frame.
Rates are per branch. Two locations of Crown Snooker Club can charge different amounts for the same game, and each branch’s revenue is reported separately.

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Player self-scoring

Player self-scoring on the branch form decides whether players at this branch may record frame winners from their own phones after scanning the table QR. It is off until you tick Let players record their own frames; Confirmation window (default 90 seconds) then sets how long the other side has to object before a result counts automatically. The setting is per branch, so one location can run it while another keeps every frame at the front desk. The whole flow, including what staff see and the limits that bound it, is in Player self-scoring.

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Camera re-rack watchdog

Camera re-rack watchdog on the branch form decides whether this branch’s snooker cameras nudge staff when a table looks racked up while a frame is still open in the marker. It is off until you tick Nudge staff about frames left open in the marker. Tick it and every camera the branch already has takes part from the next poll — no camera edit, no restart. Only the club owner (Organization Admin) can tick this box; branch managers see a note on the camera page instead. Untick it and nudges stop, while the cameras keep raising Record Frame Result on pool tables exactly as before. A nudge never records a frame or changes a bill; it asks a marker to finish the frame in the marker. Because it interrupts every signed-in screen at the branch, it is a per-branch choice — the Gulberg branch with cameras over its snooker tables can run it while the pool-only branch in Johar Town leaves it off. It only does anything where whoever hosts CueManager has switched the camera watchdog on for the deployment; the camera page tells you when the branch box is the thing still unticked. What the nudge looks like, and how the camera decides, is in The snooker marker and Settings. Leaderboard TV link on the branch gives you an address to open on a screen in the club. It needs no login, shows the branch’s monthly ranking and highest breaks, and updates as frames are scored. Anyone with the address can see it, so treat it like a poster rather than a password — see Club leaderboard.

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Switching branches

The branch selector sits in the top bar of the app. Choose a branch from Select Branch and everything below it — the live floor, sessions, POS, tabs, expenses, and report figures — reloads for that location. Staff assigned to a single branch only ever see their own; the owner and SuperAdmin can switch freely.

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What is scoped to a branch

Because members are club-wide, Ahmed Raza can play at either location and spend the same wallet balance. Because POS items are branch-scoped, Chai at Rs 100 has to exist in each branch’s catalog. See Managing members and Catalog and stock.

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Deactivate or delete a branch

To close a location without losing its history, open the branch with the pencil icon and clear the Active checkbox.
Deleting a branch is permanent. Do it only for a branch created by mistake — deactivate instead when the location has traded, so its sessions, sales, and reports stay intact.