There are even systems (we use BevNet) to track liquor cost and we can see if a bartender is giving away drinks. Imagine you have no computer system in your restaurant right now. A company coming in to implement a system would cost you about $100,000 for implementation, and an ongoing price per month based on the number of restaurants you have.
What are costs that you can track and monitor and improve upon so you could show the restaurant owner that you would get a return on the investment and the cost of the system will be made up? Make a list of the areas you will save money.
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A BevNet system will help to control costs and save money as follows:
To conclude you can save costs on inventory by avoiding under or over stocking, you can reduce the paper work by having an automated invoicing system. The reports are generated in real-time avoiding any repetitive manual data entry work, the server also saves time as the drink is ready before he reaches the bar, the forecasting is accurate which helps to plan the credit requirement and stocks, it helps in efficiently sourcing at the lowest prices.
There are even systems (we use BevNet) to track liquor cost and we can see if...
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