Your Weekly Operational Pulse
Stop Guessing Your Margins. Get a Clear, Consistent Read on Your Kitchen Every Single Week.
You didn’t get into the hospitality industry to spend your Sunday nights fighting with spreadsheets. The Watson gives you the clear, actionable data intelligence you need to protect your margins, control labour, and lead with confidence, all handled in a crisp, 4-week rhythm.
The Challenge
Most food operators work incredibly hard, but without live data, effort doesn’t always translate into profit.
- Are your weekend food sales actually covering your mid-week overhead?
- Is a sudden spike in FOH or BOH labour quietly eating your net profit?
- Which items on your menu are genuinely earning their keep, and which are just taking up inventory?
If you’re waiting until your accountant hands you a P&L statement weeks after the month has ended, you’re driving your business by looking in the rearview mirror.
The Solution: How The Watson Works
The Watson is our core cost intelligence service. Over a 4-week engagement, we establish a reliable, repeatable reporting habit for your business. We handle the heavy lifting of the data, leaving you with a crystal-clear dashboard.
What is Included:
- Weekly Production Cost Tracking: Know exactly what it costs to produce your food revenue week-to-week.
- Weekly Labour Cost Analysis: Break down your FOH and BOH spending against live net sales to keep your prime cost in check.
- Dynamic Menu Analysis: See a clear snapshot of which dishes are driving volume and which are dragging down margins.
- Every week, you receive a clean, executive-level data log that highlights your Prime Cost % (COGS + Labour). It highlights your operational anomalies before they turn into permanent losses.
The Investment
Only 199 for a total 4-week engagement. Includes initial onboarding, setup, and 4 weeks of dedicated weekly reporting.
For the price of a couple of wasted cases of product or a few mismanaged staff shifts, you get total visibility over your entire operation for a month.
We’ll look at your current setup, see what you need, and handle the data heavy lifting from there.