Top-seller detection
When a dish starts moving faster than normal, Wells spots it, checks inventory, and tells managers whether to push, pause, or prep more — before the 86 hits mid-service.
Wells reads your POS, reservations, labor, and menu mix. Then it tells you what to prep, what to push, who to schedule, and where margin is leaking — in Slack or Teams, where your team already works.
Not another dashboard your team ignores. Wells works inside the tools you already use.
42 covers in. 8 portions left. Push short rib after 8:15 — better margin, plenty of prep.
It doesn't just report yesterday. It watches what's happening now and gives the operator a clear move — before the problem costs you.
When a dish starts moving faster than normal, Wells spots it, checks inventory, and tells managers whether to push, pause, or prep more — before the 86 hits mid-service.
Reservations, weather, walk-in history, and POS curves become a staffing recommendation before FOH is already buried. Add one runner and one expo. Done.
Supplier price spikes, slow movers, and high-margin dishes get translated into plain English: change the special, adjust the price, or stop promoting it. Right in Slack.
Restaurants don't fail because the owner lacks data. They fail because the data is scattered across Toast, Resy, spreadsheets, scheduling tools, invoices, and group chats — and nobody has time to stitch it together.
Branzino is outpacing forecast. Short rib has better margin and enough prep. Tell servers to feature short rib after the first turn.
Reservation density and weather suggest 18% more walk-ins than a normal Friday. Add one runner and one expo before you open.
Beef supplier increased 12%. Wells flags ribeye margin erosion and drafts a menu and pricing recommendation for your review.
Walk-in pattern shift detected. Thursday 7–9 PM volume is up 22% over last 4 weeks. Current schedule doesn't account for it. Wells recommends adding one server before Thursday.
Three dishes below 28% food cost threshold. Salmon, risotto, and the mushroom app are all running hot this week. Supplier invoices explain 2 of them. Third needs a portion audit.
Google rating dropped 0.2 in 14 days. Three reviews mention slow service on Friday nights. Matches your FOH coverage gap. Wells links the signals so you can act.
Branzino at risk by 8:45 PM. At current velocity, you'll run out 75 minutes before last seating. Prep team has been notified. Wells suggests featuring short rib at the 8 PM turn.
Wells doesn't need you to log into another tool. He shows up in Slack and Microsoft Teams — where your team already talks — and sends you a morning briefing before service starts. No new apps. No new passwords. No new training sessions.
We connect the systems you already use — Toast, Resy, Teams, Slack, Sunday, Google reviews. No POS replacement. No hardware project. No consultant fees.
Booking integration is still a placeholder. For now, send the restaurant name, POS, and number of locations. We'll map the first week of recommendations.