Answer the Question: Did My Store Make Money Yesterday?
One system to answer all your questions, built for Arby’s multi-unit operators running complex prep cycles that most back-office systems were never designed for.
Let’s chat about:
- Stop checking five systems to find out what actually happened yesterday. Sales, labor, food cost, and financials already live in one place.
- Replacing manual report-rebuilding and prep calculations, not the production planning itself.
- A system that already understands multi-cycle prep and long cook-lead times, not a generic template stretched to fit.
THE PROBLEM
You shouldn't have to check five systems to know what happened yesterday
You’re running a business with a rhythm most back-office systems weren’t built for: multiple prep cycles, long cook-lead times, and a lot of moving parts that don’t naturally show up in one place. Here’s where that shows up, and what changes when it doesn’t.
You’re checking five systems to know what happened yesterday.
Sales, labor, food cost, guest counts, and delivery mix each live somewhere different. R365 puts them in one place, so you see it once, not five times.
Prep planning still depends on somebody’s spreadsheet.
Your inventory and recipes don’t flex store by store.
A system built for one generic location falls apart the moment your actual store doesn’t match the template. R365 lets each store run the way it actually runs.
Paper-driven scheduling gets layered on top of a team already juggling multiple daily rhythms. R365 brings scheduling into the same platform as labor and sales, instead of one more standalone spreadsheet.
One Operating Picture
Built around how the operation actually runs
- A discrepancy doesn't just get written off: sales, guest counts, labor, and food cost feed the same P&L, so a gap between guest counts and the numbers can be traced instead of masked by an automatic variance write-off.
- Report-ready prep and variance calculations: built to replace the spreadsheet work behind temper, cook, and hold planning, not to automate the line itself.
- Mobile and tablet access built for the floor, not a back-office login nobody has time to open.
