Opening a new restaurant or venue location comes with enough to organize already — suppliers, staff, furnishings. The digital side (menu, QR, reviews) shouldn't be another project that drags on for weeks. Here is your real-world, phone-ready checklist, done in just a few minutes.
1. Create the new location in the dashboard
From your settings, add the new venue: name, address, and if available, the link to its Google Maps listing — from there, BoostWiFi automatically imports the logo, photos, and social links already present, so you don't have to copy them manually.
2. Import the menu from a photo
If your new location has the same menu as another branch, you can copy it directly. If it’s a new or different menu and you already have a photo (even just one uploaded to Google Maps), the system reads the text and creates the dish list for you — see the full guide on the digital menu in 2 minutes.
3. Generate and print the table QR codes
Every table needs a QR sticker. Generate them all at once from the dashboard, with the table number already associated. Remember: these are dynamic QR codes, so even if you change their destination in the future, the sticker printed today remains valid forever.
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4. Activate the direct channel with the manager
Even before your first customer arrives, it is worth activating Real Time Feedback with the Manager: an additional direct channel to receive reports immediately, while leaving each customer free to review on Google. We discuss this in detail in the guide on what to do with a negative review.
5. Verify the QR on-site, on opening day
The only step that requires physical presence is the simplest one: on the first day, scan each printed QR yourself to verify that it opens the correct page. From that moment on, any future changes — menu, QR destination, hours — can be done again from your phone, from anywhere.
The result
A new location operationally ready on the digital front in a single session, with no wait times, no technicians to coordinate — and already accessible from the same dashboard you use to manage your other locations, with the location selector described in our guide to multi-location management.
