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Sales, labour, inventory and loyalty data unified into one reporting layer.

Analytics & Reports setup guide

Estimated setup time: 10 min

Before you start

Setup steps

1
Confirm data sources
Check Analytics → Sources to see which modules are already feeding the dashboard — more connected modules means richer reports.
2
Set your reporting periods
Choose default comparison windows (week-on-week, same period last year) under Analytics → Settings.
3
Build your first dashboard view
Start from a template (Revenue, Labour Cost, Menu Performance) under Analytics → Dashboards, or build a custom one.
4
Schedule automated reports
Set up a daily or weekly summary to email to managers under Analytics → Scheduled Reports.
5
Set alert thresholds
Configure alerts for metrics you want flagged automatically (e.g. food cost % above target) under Analytics → Alerts.

Tips

The more modules connected, the more useful this gets — Analytics is a view over other modules' data, not a separate data entry point.
Scheduled reports are the easiest way to keep a multi-location team aligned without anyone logging in daily.
Menu Performance is usually the most actionable starting template: it shows which items are quietly losing money.

Troubleshooting

A report looks incomplete or missing data.
Check Analytics → Sources — a report can only include modules that are connected and have been running long enough to have data.
Scheduled report emails aren't arriving.
Confirm recipient addresses under Analytics → Scheduled Reports and check spam/junk on the first send.

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