Restaurant365 bridges the gap between accounting and operations by centralizing all data, helping restaurant operators to become more efficient, accurately forecast, and tackle any challenge or opportunity with speed and accuracy.
...pillars of restaurant success and go hand-in-hand with the food cooks prepare, and diners savor. A restaurant chart of accounts is among the best ways
...to automatic payment versus deferred payment). He says that most of his managers are younger and tech savvy, and they’ve found using Restaurant365 to be
...payroll processors, vendors and banks. In January 2018, Restaurant365 closed $20 million in Series A financing with a minority investment from Bessemer Venture Partners, which
...portioning mistakes, kitchen waste, or server errors. The other part of inventory relies on manually counting inventory quantities and tracking ingredient usage by hand. Despite
...your store-level managers to access data in the systems you implement. So, how do you empower your store-level managers? Rethinking manager accountability and empowerment Whether
...portfolio of more than 200 companies, including Pinterest, Betterment, Smule, Rocket Lab, Procore, PagerDuty, Intercom, Fiverr, ServiceTitan, Toast, and Bright Health. Bessemer partners early with
...is heading in the right direction. 7. Simplifying accounts payable By automating accounts payable (AP), a restaurant management system can significantly reduce time spent on
...Texas. For more information, please visit restaurant365software.com. About Bessemer Venture Partners Bessemer Venture Partners is an investment firm that backs passionate and thoughtful founders of
...minimum wage differently for different companies. Companies employing more than 500 workers have required minimum pay increases from $16 an hour to $16.39 per hour.
...all, the ultimate purpose of having data is to help you make impactful decisions. For many restaurant businesses, in particular, tracking data is one thing,
...required to input invoices instead of decentralizing the task to the store level. Paul Potvin, now CFO of California Fish Grill, recalls the frustrations of