Trying new franchise software should not start with a major setup project.
You should be able to see your existing territories on the map, understand how your team would use the platform, and evaluate how it fits with your other systems before making a financial commitment.
That is why Zors will upload all of your existing franchise territories as part of your product demo, at no charge. We can typically handle the territory upload within 24 hours after receiving the information needed to complete it.
We will also work with your existing IT department or technology team during the demo to help connect systems through the Zors API. You can evaluate the platform with your own territory data and test an integration workflow before spending a dollar.
Sign up for a Zors demo and see what the platform looks like with your franchise network already in it.
A new platform may look useful, but the practical questions can stop an evaluation before it begins.
Who will upload our territories? Do we have to draw every boundary again? What happens to the information in our spreadsheets? Will this create another system our team has to update? Who will work with IT to connect it to our CRM?
For a franchise development leader, those questions represent time and staff attention. Your team already has candidates to follow up with, markets to evaluate, and franchisees to support. Finding out whether a product works for your business should not require putting that work on hold.
Zors helps remove that initial burden by handling the territory upload as part of the demo and working with your team on the connections that matter to your evaluation.
You do not need to start with an empty map or spend your demo period entering territory records by hand.
Share the information that defines your existing territories, and we will work with you to bring them into Zors. Depending on how your network is organized, that information may include territory names, ZIP code lists, geographic files, location records, or other materials describing your current footprint.
We will review what you have, identify what is needed, and handle the upload process. If a territory needs clarification, we will work with your team to resolve it.
The goal is to let you evaluate Zors using the territories your business actually manages. You can see your existing network in the platform and assess how it supports your development process.
That makes the demo more useful than a walkthrough of sample locations. Your team can look at familiar markets, ask questions about its own territory structure, and understand how Zors would fit into daily work.
Once we receive the information needed to complete the upload, we can typically have your existing territories loaded within 24 hours.
For most evaluations, the objective is straightforward: get your network into Zors quickly so you can spend the demo exploring the product.
You should not have to wait through a lengthy implementation process just to decide whether the platform is right for your business.
Using your own territories changes the questions you can answer during a demo.
Instead of imagining how the platform might work, you can evaluate it against the markets and records your team knows.
You can explore how Zors helps your team:
View existing territories together on a map.
Review territory boundaries and geographic coverage.
Organize territory availability and operating status.
Evaluate markets using demographic analysis.
Connect territory work with contacts and companies.
Assess the platform’s reporting and franchise development workflows.
You can also involve the people who will use the system. A development leader, sales representative, operations manager, and technology team may each have different questions. A demo with real data gives them a shared basis for evaluating the product.
Territory management rarely operates on its own. Your organization may already use a CRM, reporting tools, a website, and internal systems that support sales and operations.
Adding Zors should come with a clear plan for how relevant information moves between those tools.
During the demo, we will work with your existing IT department, internal developers, or outside technology team to help connect systems through the Zors REST API.
That collaboration starts with the business workflow you want to evaluate. Perhaps your development team wants territory ZIP codes in its existing CRM. Perhaps you want territory status changes reflected in another system. Or you want supported contact and company information to move into Zors without repeated data entry.
We can review the workflow with your team, explain the supported Zors capabilities, and help establish and test a connection during the demo. The scope and timing of an integration depend on the other system’s capabilities, access requirements, and the work involved.
Your technology team can assess the connection while your business team evaluates the results.
An API is a way for software systems to exchange information directly.
Instead of asking an employee to copy a territory’s ZIP codes from a map and paste them into a CRM, a configured connection can retrieve that information from Zors and put it in the appropriate record.
The Zors REST API supports reading territory information, updating supported territory details, and reading, creating, and updating supported contact and company records. Zors also supports webhooks, which notify a connected system when a territory, contact, or company is created or updated.
In everyday terms, the API allows systems to request information or make permitted updates. A webhook lets another system know when something changes so it can respond.
The automation rules determine what happens next. Your team decides which information should move, which system controls it, and when an update should occur.
An integration is easier to evaluate when it solves a problem your team already has.
Here are three examples of workflows your team could explore during a Zors demo, depending on the capabilities of your existing systems.
Your team manages boundaries in Zors and relationships in an outside CRM.
A configured connection retrieves the ZIP codes stored for a territory and populates the corresponding CRM fields. Your development representatives can then access that geographic information alongside their candidate records.
A team member changes a territory’s status in Zors. A webhook notifies the integration, which updates the corresponding record in the receiving system.
Your team can evaluate how that workflow helps keep available, pending, and awarded territory information aligned.
Your existing CRM contains information about candidates, franchisees, or operating companies.
An authorized connection can create or update supported contact and company records in Zors. Record matching helps the integration recognize an existing person or company rather than create a new copy each time information is sent.
These are configurable workflows that your teams can test together. The demo gives you an opportunity to evaluate the connection, the information being exchanged, and its usefulness to your business.
A product demonstration should help you decide whether the software deserves a place in your business.
With Zors, that evaluation can include your existing territory network and a practical connection to another system, all during the demo and before you spend a dollar.
You can assess how the map represents your footprint, how your team navigates territory records, and whether a configured integration reduces repeated work. Your technology team can review how the connection operates. Your development team can judge whether the information is useful where it needs it.
The result is a more informed decision based on your own business.
The first step is to sign up for a Zors demo.
Tell us that you want to see your existing territories in the platform. We will coordinate with you on the information needed for the upload and discuss the systems you would like to connect.
If you have an IT department, an internal developer, or an outside technology partner, include them in the conversation. We will work with them to identify a useful integration workflow and the requirements for testing it.
From there, we handle the territory upload, typically within 24 hours after receiving the required information, and help your team evaluate the platform with real data.
Yes. Zors will work with your team to upload all of your existing territories as part of the product demo. We will review the information you provide and identify any details needed to complete the upload.
No. The territory upload is included as part of the demo at no charge, so you can evaluate Zors with your existing network before spending a dollar.
We can typically complete the upload within 24 hours after receiving the information needed to process it. Incomplete records or unusual boundary requirements may take additional coordination.
Yes. We will work with your IT department, developers, or outside technology team to review supported API capabilities and help connect systems during the demo.
Yes. We can work with your team to set up and test a supported integration workflow during the demo. What can be completed depends on the other system’s capabilities, the access available, and the integration scope.
We handle the upload process using the territory information you provide. If the available records do not fully define a boundary, we will coordinate with your team on the clarification needed.
Your team does not need to take on a setup project to find out whether Zors is a good fit.
We will upload your existing territories, typically within 24 hours after receiving the required information, and work with your technology team to help connect the systems that matter to your evaluation.
You can see your franchise network in Zors, explore how the platform supports your team, and test a supported integration workflow before spending a dollar.
Sign up for your Zors demo. Bring your existing territories and the workflow you want to improve. We will help you see it in action. Or, start a free trial today.
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