Krabi · Multi-location reporting

Neuron Gridbase

Comparative franchise reporting for owners who need location rankings, variance notes, and board-ready charts — without building an analytics department.

Who we serve

Owners of multi-unit franchises who still live inside their monthly extracts

Neuron Gridbase works with café groups, retail concepts, wellness studios, and food franchises that already collect sales and labour figures — but struggle to compare locations fairly when board meetings arrive.

We sit between your accounting exports and the conversation you need with partners or franchisees. The deliverable is a report pack and a briefing, not a product licence.

Our Krabi office supports networks across Thailand. Engagements are scoped by location count, reporting period, and the decisions you need to make next quarter.

Read how the practice started · Follow the engagement path

Primary engagement

Franchise Performance Report

A fixed-scope pack that ranks your locations, explains the outliers, and lands in a 60-minute owner briefing.

Printed franchise performance charts arranged on a dark wood desk

Intake covers your location list and the questions partners keep asking. We collect the figures you already track, build comparative charts, and return a PDF pack with one revision cycle included.

Standard engagements cover up to twelve locations over a three-to-five week timeline. Larger networks are scoped separately.

From ฿85,000 per engagement

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What owners noticed after the pack landed

Franchise Performance Report

“We finally saw which two beach locations were quietly carrying labour costs that the city units would never tolerate. The draft still needed one correction on our festival week data, but the final briefing gave our partners a shared ranking they could argue about with facts.”

Siriwan Ketkaew · Owner, eight-unit café franchise

Monthly Franchise Scorecard

“The scorecard arrives on the same weekday each month, which matters more than fancy visuals. Our franchisees stopped claiming the rules changed every review.”

Marcus Hill · Regional operator, retail franchise

More client stories

Field notes

Practical writing on franchise reporting