Dana Kowalski/ demos← danakowalski.com
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As of July 7, 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 up the demand, ringing 55 orders at a $48 average. 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 steady 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 $1,170. Net profit lands at $5,410. With the feed posting cleanly, these figures are solid enough to manage against.

Sales

55 orders, about $2,649 in the till

$2,649

Total Sales

55 transactions brought in roughly $2,649 this month at a $48 average ticket, with the biggest single order at $106. Steady volume, and the gap between average and largest leaves room to nudge more 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.