Know yourpour costby Monday.
Liquor is where margin disappears quietly. Case deliveries post by the bottle, pars follow the calendar because Friday is not Tuesday, and the gap between what came in and what rang up shows up by brand.
The bar count stops being a Sunday-night argument.
Bottle-level receiving, calendar-aware pars and brand-level variance replace the clipboard, the guesswork and the shrink nobody could name.
Cases post as bottles.
A 6-pack case of 1.75 L posts as six bottles at $31.33 each, which is how the well is counted and how pour cost is figured.
Saturday needs 36. Tuesday needs 12.
Pars follow the day of week and the event calendar, so the Friday delivery is sized for the weekend, not the average.
Shrink, named.
What came in against what rang up, by brand, every close. Two missing bottles of vodka show up as two bottles of vodka, not a rounding error in the total.
Before doors open, not after the weekend.
Short ships, weekend pars and unexplained variance reach the bar manager with the fix attached.
What the leak is costing you.
Move the sliders. The estimate uses the average recovery we see in this industry; your demo comes with numbers from your own invoices.
Monthly margin recovered.
Pays for itself in —. Over a year, — stays with you.