For multi-location operators & PE roll-ups

    One front desk across every location you own.

    Every location you acquire arrives with its own PMS, phone setup, and habits. Standardizing that stack takes years — so any platform that demands migration loses before it starts. Zonara sits on top of all of them: no migration, comparable numbers from week one.

    Single location2–10 locationsRoll-ups & franchise groups
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    How rollout works

    Every acquisition arrives mid-migration.

    Fourteen locations, nine systems, three phone vendors, no comparable numbers. Standardizing takes years — and any platform that requires a migration loses before it starts.

    Zonara doesn't ask anyone to move.

    Forwarding plus a calendar connection, live day one, per location — on whatever each location already runs. The glyphs don't change. That's the point.

    The spine makes them comparable.

    Every call, booking, no-show, and recovered dollar lands in one schema — so the portfolio finally has one front desk and one KPI surface. A pitch single-PMS incumbents structurally cannot make.

    Recovered by location — March
    $0$1.3K$2.5K$3.8K$5KSite 7 — PlanoSite 7 — Plano: $4,126recall lift 3.1×Site 3 — MesquiteSite 3 — Mesquite: $3,182recall lift 2.2×Site 12 — FriscoSite 12 — Frisco: $2,874recall lift 1.9×Site 2 — GarlandSite 2 — Garland: $1,388recall lift 1.0×Site 9 — DentonSite 9 — Denton: $1,263recall lift 0.9×
    Recovered by location — March
    CategoryRecovered $ / mo
    Site 7 — Plano$4,126
    Site 3 — Mesquite$3,182
    Site 12 — Frisco$2,874
    Site 2 — Garland$1,388
    Site 9 — Denton$1,263
    Portfolio recovered

    $12,833

    all 14 locations — same schema, any PMS
    Same-day fill rate
    prior 30 days: 62%
    78%
    Cancelled slots refilled from the waitlist the same day.
    Site 7's recall lift is 3× site 2's — copy site 7's cadence. Comparable numbers across nine different PMSs, because every event rides one spine.
    The real org roll-up — comparable across every PMS. Demo data.
    The rep cockpit

    Your reps live in four tools that can't see each other.

    A sequencer, a CRM, a dialer, and a call-intelligence tool — four logins, four tabs, zero shared context. Zonara's four pillars share one database, so the rep dials with the customer's live history and revenue on screen.

    Sequencer
    CRM
    Dialer
    Call intel

    Dialer

    Before you dial · Dana Whitmore

    11d ago · 6:12 Walked the hail damage; quoted $14,200. Wanted to check with her insurer first.
    24d ago · 3:48 First inspection booked after the storm-path canvass.
    Unresolved objection: priceYour talk-time avg: 62% — aim lower

    Dana Whitmore

    (469) 555-0132

    ready
    The real cockpit — press play and watch a 22-second call happen. Demo data.

    Every call graded. Every objection banked.

    Call IQ · every rep call graded, clipped, coachable

    82

    Roof inspection follow-up — Maple Ct

    M. Alvarez · Tue 2:14 PM

    Strong close — booked the insurer walkthrough. Price objection at 1:22 handled with the financing option; talk-time still runs high in the first minute.

    Recording · the flagged clip

    1:22 Price objection → handled2:08
    Marcus0:04

    Dana! Marcus with Acme Home Services — you asked me to circle back once you'd talked to your insurer.

    Dana0:12

    Right — they approved it, but honestly your quote came in higher than my brother-in-law's guy.

    Marcus0:22

    Totally fair to compare. Can I walk you through what the $14,200 actually covers — and the monthly option most storm claims use?

    Dana1:22

    Okay, the per-month framing helps. If the insurer letter clears, when could a crew start?

    Marcus1:36

    Thursday. I'll book the insurer walkthrough for tomorrow at 8 and text you the confirmation.

    Same-call booking attributed: $14,200 inspection → job · objection library +1 ("price", handled via financing framing)

    Call IQ — the coaching surface. Demo data.
    The demand engine · human-first

    Reps make every first touch. Prospects never hear an AI.

    Storm feeds become priority-scored lists, canvass routes, and call sheets — for your people to work. The AI tees up and follows up, and only after a rep captures consent at the door.

    That bar is structural, not a setting: a prospect is barred from every AI channel until they say yes to a human. We sell the bar as the compliance feature it is.

    Layer 03 — Revenue recovery

    A self-funding floor at every location.

    Recovery workflows designed to more than cover the platform at each site, plus per-location and portfolio-level AI P&L the operating partner can forward.

    A self-funding floor everywhere

    Every location gets an ROI floor: recovery workflows designed to more than cover the platform at that site.

    Recovery built to pay for itself

    Missed calls caught, no-shows reworked, cold quotes chased, lapsed clients revived — engineered to clear the platform cost before it counts as upside.

    A P&L the operating partner can forward

    Per-location and portfolio-level AI P&L with receipts — clean enough to send straight up the chain.

    White-glove onboarding, every location. You don't build anything — it shows up working. We research each location, configure the fleet for it, and operate the rollout. Your team gets chat, dashboards, and approvals; the configuration is our job.

    Operating-partner FAQ

    The questions a roll-up actually asks.

    How does rollout work across N locations?+
    Location by location, in parallel where it makes sense. Each location goes through the same motion: forward its number (minutes, no porting), a 30-minute interview with whoever knows that location's rules, and the fleet shows up configured. Nobody on site builds anything — and the playbook compounds, so each location comes online faster than the last.
    Can each location keep its own configuration?+
    Yes — that's the model. Every location keeps its own hours, services, pricing, escalation rules, and software stack, under org-level rules you set once. Push a standard across the portfolio when you want one ("set holiday hours everywhere"), previewed as a per-location diff before anything applies.
    When do we get comparable KPIs?+
    From week one. Calls answered, bookings, no-shows, and recoveries are normalized into the same definitions at every location regardless of the PMS underneath — so Northgate on one system and Riverside on another finally read off the same sheet.
    What happens when we acquire the next company?+
    Forward their number, run the interview, go live — on whatever systems they came with. No stack standardization project, no migration window, no integration backlog gating the deal model. Their numbers join the comparable surface immediately.
    Who at our locations has to manage this?+
    Nobody manages it; people talk to it. Location managers chat with their own location ("stop offering Saturday slots"); the operating partner talks to the whole org ("which location leaked the most revenue last week?"). Configuration and orchestration stay our job.
    How is access controlled across the org?+
    Per-user, per-location. A location manager sees and changes only their location; org-level users see the portfolio. Every change is an audited event — who, when, what — and org-wide commands apply only after per-location preview and approval.

    See it across your whole portfolio.

    We'll map the revenue leaks at every location and show you the comparable numbers Zonara would put in front of your operating partner. Different systems per location is the normal case — see how the integrations work, and the Enterprise tier built for portfolios.

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