Manage multiple locations
Updated on Friday 22 May 2026
How to add new locations, assign professionals and services per location, and keep separate calendars.
When your business grows and you open a second location, Citauno lets you manage them as independent entities within the same business: each one with its own address, working hours, team, and services — but sharing billing, owners, and brand.
When to add a new location
It makes sense when:
- You serve customers at more than one physical address (downtown plus a location in another neighborhood, for example).
- You have different hours between the two places (downtown opens early, the other location opens late).
- Some services are only offered at one location (specialty treatments).
- Some professionals only work at one place.
If you work out of a single location, you don’t need multiple locations. One is the right choice.
Create a new location
- In the dashboard, go to Locations.
- Tap “Add location” in the top right.
- Fill in the fields:
- Name: clear and specific (for example, “Lambaré Location” or “Encarnación Branch”).
- Address: use the Google Maps autocomplete.
- Phone and WhatsApp: these can be inherited from the business or be specific to the location.
- Working hours: define when bookings are accepted at that location.
- Active: leave it checked so it appears on your public link.
- Tap Save.
From that moment on, your public link (citauno.com/your-business) shows a location selector before the booking flow.
Assign professionals to locations
Each professional can:
- Work at a single location (the most common setup).
- Work at multiple locations with different hours at each one.
To set this up:
- Go to Team and edit a member.
- In the Location section, choose the location where they work.
- If they work at multiple locations, you can also set up location-specific working hours (Monday and Tuesday at one, Wednesday through Friday at the other).
Tip: if a professional covers both locations on the same day (for example, morning downtown, afternoon in the neighborhood), set up the working hours per location carefully so the calendar doesn’t book two appointments at the same time in different places.
Assign services to locations
By default, every service is available at every location. If you want a service to appear only at a specific one:
- Go to Services and edit the service.
- In the Locations section, switch from “All locations” to “Specific locations”.
- Check the ones that apply.
- Save.
Typical examples:
- Advanced facial treatment: only at the downtown location (the equipped room).
- Express manicure: at both locations.
- Intensive barbering course: only at one location.
Calendar per location
In the calendar, you can filter by location using the Location menu in the top left. This is handy for:
- Seeing only the appointments for the place where you physically are.
- Planning the week at one location without getting distracted by the other.
- Spotting empty gaps at a specific location.
If you have a team at each location, you can share the filtered calendar link with each team (locations don’t accidentally see each other’s appointments).
Separate statistics
In Analytics, the metrics are broken down by location:
- Bookings per location in the period.
- Revenue per location.
- No-show rate per location.
- Most-booked professional per location.
This lets you identify which location performs best and where you need more marketing or staff.
Close or pause a location
If a location is temporarily out of service (renovation, relocation), don’t delete it. Instead:
- Edit the location.
- Uncheck the Active box.
- Save.
While it’s inactive:
- It doesn’t appear on your public link.
- Customers can’t book there.
- Existing bookings remain valid (they aren’t canceled).
- When it’s ready, mark it active again.
Common errors
| Symptom | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| My customers don’t see the second location | The location is inactive or has no working hours set | Check both in the editor |
| Appointments show up at the wrong location | The professional is assigned to multiple locations and you didn’t set working hours per location | Edit the professional, set working hours per location |
| The revenue report looks duplicated | You filtered by “all locations” plus an additional filter | Clear the filters from Analytics |
What you’ve got now
- A second location with its own working hours, address, and services.
- Professionals assigned correctly.
- A calendar and analytics that can be filtered by location.
Next step
If you want different professionals to charge different prices for the same service, see Services per professional with different prices.