See the shift. Understand the day.

Daily summary reporting groups restaurant activity using the configured business-day and timezone rules. Check your deployment settings to ensure the reporting day matches your operation.

The restaurant’s reporting day may cross midnight. Set the deployment timezone and business-day rules to match your operation, then use the same date context when reviewing activity and exporting reports.

• Daily summary with business-day context
• Configured timezone and reporting boundaries
• Manager and administrator review

Product mix reports let managers review item and category activity. Station reports provide preparation-area context, while exception reports collect operational exceptions for investigation.

Start with item and category activity, then examine the relevant preparation station. Product mix and station reports provide different views of the same restaurant activity; use the question you want to answer to choose a view.

• Product mix by item or category
• Recorded station context
• Filters and report period controls

The browser offers CSV downloads and printable report views for supported reports. Reports are permission-gated to manager and administrator access. These tools do not imply forecasting or AI analytics.

CSV export supports your own review process, while a printable report view helps share a period’s results. Check filters before downloading so the exported data reflects the location and dates you intended.

• Supported report CSV downloads
• Printable report views
• Access governed by report permissions

Exceptions deserve a separate conversation from headline totals. Review operational exceptions and audit context before drawing conclusions about a correction, void or unusual sequence of activity.

• Operational exception reporting
• Station activity and progress context
• Audit history for supported sensitive actions