Restaurant reporting software: what to review and what to do next
Marty starts with a paid Cash & Profit Review. Our team uses authorized sales, labor, void, comp, and deposit records to document findings, supporting evidence, and recommended actions. Your team can run the plan; ongoing monitoring and manager follow-through are optional afterward, with timing dependent on authorized data.
Common questions
Is Marty the right software for finding losses across multiple locations?
Marty is built specifically for multi-location operators who are managing through reports instead of from the floor. The paid Cash & Profit Review uses read-only access to examine authorized POS, labor, void, comp, and deposit records and document findings, evidence, and recommended next steps. Findings are delivered within seven days; pricing is confirmed after scope and continuation is optional.
How is this different from my P&L or accounting software?
P&L and accounting tools reconcile financial results by reporting period. Marty does not replace them. The paid Review examines authorized operating records such as sales, labor by daypart, void patterns, and deposit ties, then documents findings, evidence, and recommended next steps.
Marty starts with a paid Cash & Profit Review that documents findings, supporting evidence, proposed owners, and recommended actions. Optional monitoring and manager follow-through can include manager notifications afterward when authorized systems provide the required data; timing depends on that data.
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.
What should a useful restaurant report help you decide?
A useful report should identify the source and period, show what changed, state the supporting evidence and uncertainty, assign a next step, and record the result.
Field
What to record
Source
System, location, reporting period, and missing data
Change
Metric, comparison period, and definition
Evidence
Supporting records and uncertainty
Next step
Responsible person, action, and review date
Result
What changed and the evidence supporting it
Use the systems you already have
Your POS, scheduling, accounting, and deposit systems provide the source records. The paid Review works from the authorized records available and returns findings, supporting evidence, recommendations, proposed owners, and review dates. It does not replace those systems.
The plan can stay with your team
Your team can run the recommended plan after the Review. Ongoing monitoring and manager follow-through are optional. Any timing depends on the systems authorized and the data they make available.
A flagged amount is not automatically recoverable cash
Reconcile the underlying records before assigning a cause. Keep unexplained differences, suspected losses, estimated savings, and verified recovery separate. Missing evidence should remain marked unknown.