Live Restaurant KPIs Across Properties
Live restaurant KPIs are the app's main working view, giving managers a mobile snapshot of operations without waiting to return to a back-office computer. Users can follow sales, labor cost, discounts, check count, guest count, and average ticket time, with the available figures shaped by the organization's connected Oracle MICROS systems.
Location controls help operators move between an all-store view, individual properties, and revenue centers when those levels are configured. This makes the dashboard useful for both a single restaurant and a larger group: a manager can scan overall performance, then narrow the view to the location that needs attention while the business day is still in progress.
Forecasts and Performance Comparisons
Forecasting turns the current figures into context instead of presenting isolated totals. Managers can compare today's progress with the same day last week or last year, review a projected result for the current day, and follow a forward-looking trend. Those comparisons help explain whether a number is merely different or is moving away from the pattern the operation normally expects.
Time ranges such as Today, Week to Date, and Past 7 Days support quick checks at different planning levels. A location can be reviewed against historical or forecasted data, while current-hour comparisons help users judge performance at a similar point in the day rather than comparing an incomplete shift with a finished one.
Alerts for Operational Exceptions
Operational alerts are designed for moments when a manager needs to notice a problem before the end of the day. The app can send push notifications when selected indicators move outside configured ranges, including exceptions involving high voids, discounts, or credit-card settlement. This lets managers focus on unusual conditions instead of continually watching every dashboard.
Alert usefulness depends on the organization's Reporting and Analytics configuration and on Android notification access. Once those pieces are in place, the mobile workflow combines a concise warning with the surrounding performance data, so a user can identify the affected location or metric and decide whether staff need to investigate while the shift is still active.
Labor Rankings and Guest Check Lookup
Labor views add employee-level detail to the broader restaurant dashboard. Managers can review who is clocked in, compare hours worked, see staff approaching or entering overtime, and rank employee performance by measures such as sales totals or tip percentage when those records are available. These details support faster staffing decisions across the current business day.
Check tools provide another practical path for resolving operational questions. Users can break down checks by tender or discount type, open check-level details, and search for an individual guest check by location, date, or amount. An available check can then be emailed from the device, which is useful when a manager must answer a guest or accounting request away from the restaurant office.
