The 6 AM report that shows what leaked, and what got fixed
Marty is a done-for-you Cash & Profit service. Our team uses Marty to review your existing restaurant data, identify issues, assign fixes, and verify follow-through. For operators looking for a daily restaurant profit report, the Review examines the operating data behind labor, voids, comps, food cost, and deposits.
Common questions
What is daily exception reporting and why does it matter for restaurants?
Daily exception reporting means the system reviews every shift's data each day and surfaces only the items that fell outside normal parameters, a labor overrun, a void spike, a deposit that did not tie. Instead of requiring an owner or operator to read through full reports every morning, exception-based reporting delivers a short list of what needs attention and confirms what was already handled. Marty's 6 AM report is built on this model: if everything resolved overnight, the report says so.
What should a daily restaurant owner report include?
A useful daily owner report should show what was caught, which manager received it, what action was taken, whether the number returned to target, and which exceptions still need the owner's attention. Marty organizes the 6 AM recap around that sequence instead of sending another full data export.
Yes. The 6 AM report is a recap, not the first notification. During the prior shift, Marty texts the GM with specific problems while there is still time to act, which server's voids spiked, which daypart is over on labor, which deposit did not tie. The morning report then shows what was flagged, what the GM did, and what still needs the owner's attention.
Within seven days, you receive ranked findings by dollars and location, evidence supporting each finding, proposed owners, recommended fixes, a 30-day action plan, and a live leadership readout. You can run the plan with your own team; managed continuation is optional.