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Photograph each delivery and every line is read, checked and posted to stock with one Approve. Recipe costs move the day a supplier changes a price, orders fill to par, and short ships are logged at the dock.
The morning delivery, handled at the dock.
Three things YieldTrac takes off the list: keying invoices, counting from memory, and finding out about a price increase at month end.
Plate cost that follows the invoice.
Every recipe is costed from the price you actually paid this week, not the one someone typed in last spring.
Every item gets its own par.
Stock against par updates when an invoice is approved, and the order fills each item back to par.
Shortages logged at the dock.
Check the delivery off against the invoice at the dock. A shortage is one tap to log, and the supplier claim stays open until the credit memo is matched.
Flagged at review, on your phone.
Short ships, price changes and notes written on the invoice are flagged where you review it, with the next step one tap away.
What a leak could cost you.
Move the sliders. The estimate assumes 3.5% of spend leaks through short ships, unnoticed price jumps and uncounted stock. It is a rough model: the rate is our own assumption, not a measured or published figure; your demo uses your own invoices.
Estimated monthly leak.
The Standard plan ($299 a month, counted here for each location) is about — of that estimated leak. How much of a leak YieldTrac helps you catch depends on your suppliers and how closely invoices are checked.