A number is only usable when the definition is correct.
After the month, questions remain: what was sold per location, which payments are still open and what did guests think? If every question opens its own spreadsheet, comparing becomes mostly arithmetic.
Reporting reads operational data on orders, payments and reviews. The definitions are fixed; the same rules are used per location.
One metric, one meaning.
A report is a read-only projection of the operational data. The same order yields the same figure, regardless of who opens the report. That way locations can be compared without first aligning the definitions.
- Revenue
- Net, VAT and gross as separate columns. The definitions live in the report, not in a spreadsheet next to it.
- Orders
- The number of orders in the period, with the same status agreements for every location.
- Payments
- Paid, refunded and outstanding, with the same status definitions per location.
- Reviews
- Published reviews and the average score in the same period.
Read-only · fixed definitions · per period
The report does not change service.
Reporting reads the same source as operations. Creating a report does not change any order, payment or service; it makes visible what has already been recorded.
- 01
Order
Table, channel, rules, and status.
- 02
Payment
Paid, open, failed or refunded.
- 03
Shift
Hours, shifts and occupancy.
- 04
Report
The same definitions, per period and location.
Reporting is an operational overview. It is not a tax return, bookkeeping or revenue forecast.
Compare without having to agree on the definitions again.
An independent business reads one environment. A group reads the same reports per location and places them side by side. The totals and the rules underneath come from the same source.
This makes it visible where a difference arises: in the number of orders, the average spend, the payments or the reviews.
View Restaurant Management per location| Part | Independent | Group |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | One environment | Per location and total |
| Orders | One period | Per location side by side |
| Payments | Paid and refunded | Per location, same definition |
| Reviews | Average score | Comparable per location |
The numbers behind the reservations.
Reporting does not stop at the order. Reservation trends show per period how bookings, no-shows and occupancy develop — the same data the planning works with.
This way “how busy was it last weekend” is no longer an export to a spreadsheet, but a chart in the system that manages the reservations itself.
Trends · no-shows · occupancy · period
See the reports you currently keep yourself.
Tijdens een walkthrough nemen we de vragen mee die nu uit meerdere overzichten komen: omzet, betalingen, reviews en de vergelijking tussen vestigingen.
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