Local Versions
Copying an organisation page to a tribe
Giving a location its own copy of a central page as a starting point.
Last updated September 2, 2026
A tribe can take a copy of an organisation page and work from it, rather than building a local page from nothing. The structure, layout and content come across; they replace what needs to be local.
When to use it
- A location offers a service the others do not, and the central page is nearly right.
- A tribe needs their own version of a page that is not marked customisable.
- You want a location to start from something on brand instead of a blank page.
Check it after copying
- Read every line — the copy was written for the network, not for this location.
- Check any contact details, opening hours and prices.
- Check the links still go somewhere sensible.
- Look at it on a phone.
A COPY IS A FORK
From then on it is the tribe's page. Central updates will not reach it, and in two years it will be the page nobody has looked at. Copy deliberately, and only where local difference is genuinely needed.
See it working
A franchise website running on Gorilla Dash
Hungry Gorilla is a demonstration website for a made-up cafe franchise. Its pages, location pages, menus, online ordering and enquiry forms are all managed in Gorilla Dash, so you can see how the pieces fit together before you build your own.
Open the demo websitedemo.gorilladash.com