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Your Whole Restaurant, One Dashboard

Tare pulls inventory, purchasing, and sales into one clear view, so you can spot what needs attention without digging through spreadsheets.

And when something needs you — low stock, a price hike, an unusual variance — it finds you first.

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Overview

This week · all locations

Live

Food Cost

28.4%

1.8 pts

On-Hand

$84.2k

3.1%

Variance

-$1.2k

0.6%

Sales vs. Cost of Sales

SalesCost

Heavy Cream is up 29% since last invoice — review menu pricing.

Report library

Reports That Turn Data Into Action

Every count, invoice, and sale feeds the same reports — so losses surface quickly, slow leaks get caught early, and decisions get made with current numbers instead of last month's.

Price Difference Reports

Suppliers change prices quietly. Tare compares your invoices over time and shows exactly what got more expensive, so you can adjust menu prices before margins slip.

  • Cost increases are flagged item by item, with the old and new price side by side.
  • Invoice-to-invoice comparisons happen automatically — no reconciling required.
  • Scanned invoices feed the report directly, so it stays current without data entry.
  • See the margin impact of each change so you know which ones are worth acting on.

Price Difference

Invoice-to-invoice · last 30 days

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ItemWasNowChange
Beef Tenderloin$14.30$18.5029%
Heavy Cream$3.70$4.8030%
Olive Oil EV$18.50$22.0019%
Chicken Breast$2.80$3.2516%
Roma Tomatoes$1.82$2.1015%

Purchasing Reports

Every invoice and purchase order lives in one searchable place — no more digging through binders or email threads to answer what you paid last quarter.

  • Full purchase history by vendor, item, or date, accessible from any device.
  • Searchable and exportable, so month-end questions take seconds instead of hours.
  • View, print, or share purchase records whenever your accountant needs them.

Purchasing History

Every invoice & PO, searchable

Search vendor, item, or invoice #…

Sysco

INV-48201 · Jun 14

Reconciled$3,284.50

US Foods

INV-48190 · Jun 12

Reconciled$1,847.20

Baldor Specialty

PO-2241 · Jun 11

Received$962.00

Local Farm Co.

INV-1182 · Jun 09

Reconciled$540.75

Sysco

INV-48155 · Jun 07

Reconciled$2,910.40

Cost Analysis Reports

Accurate food, beverage, and ingredient costs in one report — so decisions about where to cut back and where to invest are based on real numbers.

  • Sales, consumption, and cost of sales side by side for any period.
  • Historical pricing built from your actual invoices, not estimates.
  • Spreadsheets and graphs you can slice however you run your business.

Cost Analysis

Sales, cost of sales & food cost %

27.4%

food cost

Sales ($k)Cost ($k)Food cost %

Inventory Usage Reports

A clear picture of what moved, where, and how fast — for every location and stock area.

  • Quick summaries of inventory activity between any two counts.
  • Per-venue and per-stock-area views, available instantly.
  • Usage trends and seasonal shifts help you keep shelves stocked without over-buying.

Inventory Usage

Units consumed by stock area

KitchenBar

Avg / week

61 units

Peak area

Kitchen

Trend

8%

Variance Reports

Uncover where losses or theft are happening. With data sorted by category, it's easy to see which areas need the most attention — and act with confidence.

  • Know exactly where your losses happen and how, so every decision is an informed one.
  • Break it down by revenue center, category, or all the way down to a single recipe.
  • Variance groups surface discrepancies between sizes and formats that usually hide.
  • Compare sales to your POS in real time to see actual vs. expected usage.

Variance by Category

Expected vs. actual usage

-$2,970

total variance

Liquor-$1,240
Beef & Protein-$880
Produce-$410
Dairy-$290
Dry Goods-$150

Cost of Goods Sold Reports

No surprises — just confidence that you know exactly what it costs to run your menu.

  • See what was used and which recipes made the most of your inventory.
  • Spot overuse and waste so you keep costs low and profits high.
  • Link ingredient usage to recipes, so you always know what is driving your costs.
  • Pinpoint losses from theft, spills, or over-portioning before they become invisible drains.

Cost of Goods Sold

Where your spend goes

$23kthis month
Protein38%
Produce22%
Dairy16%
Dry Goods14%
Beverage10%

Overstock & Understock Analysis

Never worry about ordering too much or too little of a product again.

  • See what you have, for each venue and each stock area, instantly.
  • Built on your real consumption, so you know how long an item will sit on the shelf.
  • Predict how much to order next, smoothing out cash flow along the way.
  • Operators using overstock analysis routinely cut waste and over-ordering.

Overstock & Understock

On-hand vs. par · weeks of cover

Romaine LettuceOverstock
92 on hand · par 403.2 wks of cover
Ribeye SteakReorder
18 on hand · par 600.4 wks of cover
House CabernetOn par
55 on hand · par 501.1 wks of cover
Sourdough LoafReorder
12 on hand · par 450.3 wks of cover

Built-in reports

More Report Types, Built In

Go beyond high-level analysis with operational reports that show what is on hand, what came in, what moved, what changed in price, and who recorded each action.

Report type

Perpetual Inventory

See expected on-hand inventory from a selected baseline, updated by receiving, transfers, returns, and sales.

Report type

Receiving Analysis

Analyze what was received, what it cost, and how purchasing changes across locations, suppliers, categories, and date ranges.

Report type

Transfer Analysis

Track inventory movement between stock areas and locations, with a clear record of every origin, destination, and item moved.

Report type

Price Extremes

Surface the largest item-level price increases and decreases across your catalog before they disappear into blended averages.

Report type

Activity Log

Review a chronological audit trail of counts, receiving, transfers, users, invoice images, and the details behind every report.

Alerts That Find You First

You shouldn't have to open a report to learn something's wrong. Tare watches your numbers and reaches out the moment they need attention.

  • Low-stock alerts by push notification and email before items run out.
  • Restock recommendations sized from your historical usage patterns.
  • Price-change notices the day a supplier invoice comes in higher.
  • Ask your Tare AI agent to interpret any report — no analyst required.

Tuesday, June 17

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Tare Alerts

Manager oversight

A Manager System That Closes the Loop

Tare does more than send alerts. It gives managers a complete operating loop for delegating inventory work, keeping it on schedule, confirming completion, and maintaining accountability after the numbers are submitted.

1

Assign

Put a Clear Owner on the Work

Managers can assign a targeted spot check to a specific team member, location, zone, and item list. The assignee receives a notification with the scope attached, replacing loose verbal requests with accountable work.

2

Remind

Keep Shift Counts on Schedule

Shift-count reminders nudge staff when a required submission is still missing, while manager visibility makes it easier to follow up before an incomplete count creates a gap in the day’s inventory record.

3

Verify

Know When the Check Is Complete

Spot-check completion notifications tell managers who finished the count, where it happened, and how many items were reviewed. The completed assignment stays connected to its resulting report.

4

Audit

Stay Informed When Records Change

Record-edit notifications identify who changed an inventory entry and surface important count or cost adjustments, giving managers an audit trail without requiring them to monitor every report manually.

Managers can see what was assigned, what still needs attention, what was completed, and what changed afterward - all without managing the operation through group texts and memory.

Stop Managing From Last Month's Numbers

See your costs, usage, and variance the way they look today.