Dana Kowalski/ demos← danakowalski.com
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As of August 18, 2026 · Live
What matters now

Books are strong, now fix the stockouts

The month's books look healthy: $6,335 in revenue against $925 in expenses, for $5,410 in net profit. The register backs that up, ringing 67 orders at a $48 average, 21.8 percent more orders than last month. The one soft spot is inventory: 1 item is out of stock and 2 more are low, and clearing the low ones costs only about $184. Restock those before the weekend so the extra demand doesn't walk out the door.

Inventory

Restock before the weekend

1

Out of Stock

1 of your 10 items is out of stock, with 2 more running low. Clearing the low ones costs about $184, cheap insurance against turning away customers on a busy night. Reorder these now.

Accounting

Revenue up to $6,335, expenses down

$5,410

Net Profit

QuickBooks shows $6,335 in revenue this month, up from $5,400 over the same span last month, while expenses fell to $925 from $1,150. Net profit lands at $5,410. With the feed posting cleanly, these figures are solid enough to manage against.

Sales

67 orders, about $3,186 in the till

67

Transactions

67 transactions brought in roughly $3,186 this month, up from 55 orders and $2,649 last month: 21.8 percent more orders and 20.3 percent more revenue. The average ticket eased 1.3 percent to $48, so the growth is in order count rather than basket size. The biggest single order was $106, and that gap to the average is still room to nudge orders higher with combos.

Menu

10 items, priced to bundle

10

Menu Items

Your menu runs 10 items across 3 categories, averaging $15 and topping out at $21. With the average order well above any single item, the lineup is doing its job driving multi-item tickets. A tight menu like this is easy to keep in stock, too.

Stock health

One item is already out and a couple more are close, the rest of the shelf is healthy.

  • Healthy7
  • Low2
  • Out1

Revenue to profit

Where the month's revenue ends up after expenses come out.