Custom fields and a GraphQL API, built for your brand
Every franchise brand tracks different things. FranOps lets you model your own data with custom fields, then exposes it through an auto-generated GraphQL API — so your data fits your business, not the other way around.
The problem
Off-the-shelf franchise software forces your operation into its fixed fields. The moment you need to track something it didn’t anticipate, you are back to spreadsheets or waiting on a vendor roadmap. And getting your own data back out for reporting usually means an export-and-pray workflow.
Define the fields that matter to you
Create custom field templates for franchisees and locations with the types you need — text, number, date, boolean, select, email, and URL. Group related fields into categories with their own permissions. Your data model reflects how your brand actually operates.
Schema versioning you can trust
Field definitions evolve. FranOps tracks schema versions so changes to your custom fields are deliberate and auditable, and you can publish updates without breaking existing data or integrations.
An auto-generated GraphQL API per organization
Publish a template and FranOps generates a GraphQL schema for your organization that includes your custom fields. Query franchisees and locations — with your own attributes — through a typed, organization-scoped endpoint. Wire it into your CRM, data warehouse, or BI tool without hand-rolling another integration.
What you get
- Custom field templates for franchisees and locations
- Field types: text, number, date, boolean, select, email, URL
- Field categories with their own permissions
- Schema versioning for safe, auditable changes
- Auto-generated, organization-scoped GraphQL API including your fields
Frequently asked questions
- What field types can I create?
- FranOps supports text, number (integer or float), date, boolean, select, email, and URL fields, grouped into categories with their own permissions.
- How do I get my custom data out of FranOps?
- Publishing a custom field template generates a GraphQL schema for your organization that includes those fields, so you can query your data — custom attributes included — through a typed, org-scoped endpoint.
- What happens when I change a field definition?
- FranOps versions your schema, so changes are deliberate and auditable and can be published without breaking existing data or integrations.