Small Business Systems

Over Pours Eat Your Profits Away

Small Change has a Big Impact

Consider the math:

Follow the Recipe
33.8 Oz per 1 Liter Bottle
1.25 Oz target pour = 27 pours per bottle
$4.00 per drink = $108.00 per bottle Revenue

Or

Over Pour
33.8 Oz per 1 Liter Bottle
2 Oz actual pour = 17 pours per bottle
$4.00 per drink = $68.00 per bottle Revenue

$40.00 per bottle Uncaptured Revenue

Giveaways Eat Your Profits Away

What if You Could Tell Who is Pouring and Not Ringing?

What if you could tell who
poured how much of what and when?

Sales Tax Compliance Puts Your Establishment at Risk

Fines and Penalties
can be Devastating

Increased Credit Card Volume

Using Dupe Tickets and the Tally System?
Dupe tickets getting lost?
Are you really using a slash mark
to record what was ordered?
Credit Card Discount eating profits?

Mathematical Errors Puts Your Profits at Risk

$Using 100 Dupe Tickets Can Lead to 1000 Calculations$ Studies show math and pricing errors – which often are a result of using calculators or hand-written checks – can account for 1% of your annual volume. If your daily revenues are only $1,000, you could be losing up to $3,650 each year.

Poor Server Handwriting

Chef cant read the handwriting
Plates comming back to the kitchen wrong
Arguments over what the Dupe ticket says
Comping customer to keep them happy
Attitudes and Customer Perception takes a hit