Location Management

Locations and sublocations define how your business is structured within Tiquo, with each sublocation representing an independently configurable operational unit.

Editing Sublocation Settings

Each sublocation can be configured independently to reflect how that specific area operates.

From sublocation settings, you can manage:

• Name, description, operating hours, and an optional custom address
• Floor Plans and Waiting Room for service-capable sublocations
• Appearance overrides
• The connected Stripe account, tax behaviour, tips, deposits, and service charges
• Discounts, notifications, mobile restrictions, and the mobile switching passcode
• Wallet Tickets for service-capable sublocations
• Order & Pick Up, Order to Table, Order Stages, and KDS Locations for product-capable sublocations
• Private-preview Order Profiles when enabled for the organisation

Timezone and currency are inherited from the parent location and are read-only in the sublocation modal. Inventory, products, services, staff location access, and booking rules are managed from their dedicated workspaces rather than from this settings list.

Changes made at sublocation level apply only to that sublocation and do not affect others within the same location.

Location-aware tax defaults

When a new product or service is created, Tiquo uses the parent location's country to propose an editable default tax rate. US locations use the parent location's configured state and its general state rate.

The default is a setup aid, not a tax engine. It does not infer city or local taxes, reduced rates, exemptions, thresholds, or product- and service-specific treatment. Review the proposed rate before selling. An explicitly entered item rate always takes precedence.

Archiving Locations and Sublocations

Locations and sublocations cannot be permanently deleted.

Instead, they can be archived.

Archiving a location or sublocation:

• Removes it from active use across the platform
• Prevents new bookings, orders, and enquiries
• Preserves all historical data, including bookings, orders, payments, customers, and analytics
• Maintains reporting integrity and audit history

Archived locations and sublocations can be restored if needed, ensuring long-term data continuity and compliance.