Tempo Pulse
Know What’s Happening. Know What To Do Next.
Your restaurant generates thousands of data points every day. Sales. Labor. Transactions. Discounts. Guest counts. Inventory. Food cost. Financial performance.
The numbers are already there. Pulse helps you understand what deserves your attention.
The data problem
Restaurants Aren’t Short On Data.
They’re short on time to understand it.
Your POS has reports. Your accounting platform has reports. Your inventory system has reports. Your labor system has reports. Your delivery platforms have reports. Your spreadsheets have reports.
And somehow the operator is still asking: so… how are we doing?
The problem isn’t access to information. It’s turning information into understanding.
Not another dashboard
Manage What’s Different.
Dashboards still require someone to find the right report, spot the change, understand the context and decide what to do. And $18,000 in sales is good, bad or normal depending on the day, the season, the location and the budget.
Operators don’t need to inspect forty KPIs that are behaving normally. They need the four that aren’t. Pulse moves the experience from “here are your numbers” to “here’s what needs your attention.”
The daily pulse
Start The Day Knowing Where To Look.
Rather than making managers open five systems every morning, Pulse summarises what matters.
- Sales
- $18,420
- +6.2% vs comparable day
- Labor
- 31.8%
- +2.3 pts vs target
- Guests
- 412
- +4.1%
- Average check
- $44.71
- +2.0%
- Discounts
- 3.8%
- above normal range
Top signalDinner sales were strong, but afternoon labor offset much of the gain.
Today’s priorityReview prep scheduling before next Tuesday.
From data to action
Don’t Stop At The Number.
- 01
Data
Labor: 31.8%.
- 02
Context
2.3 points above target.
- 03
Pattern
Fourth consecutive Tuesday with elevated afternoon labor.
- 04
Insight
Prep labor between 2–5 PM is consistently running ahead of sales.
- 05
Priority
Tuesday prep staffing.
- 06
Action
Review scheduled hours and production requirements before next Tuesday.
A number on its own rarely changes a decision. The chain from data to action is what does.
Different people need different pulses
The Same Restaurant Looks Different Depending On Your Job.
Owner
Revenue, profitability indicators, location performance, cash and financial trends, major exceptions and growth.
General manager
Sales, labor, guest counts, discounts, dayparts and daily priorities.
Chef / kitchen manager
Food cost, inventory, purchasing, waste, menu performance and production trends.
Finance
Margin, variance, budget-to-actual, location comparison and financial exceptions.
Multi-unit leader
Comparison across locations, outliers, consistency and where attention is most needed.
What Pulse isn’t
Pulse Doesn’t Replace The Systems You Already Depend On.
It’s not a POS. Not accounting software. Not an inventory platform. Not payroll. Not your financial system of record. And not another generic BI dashboard.
Pulse is the intelligence layer between your restaurant systems and the people running the business. It complements Restaurant365; it does not replace it.
Who Pulse is for
Pulse Is A Good Fit When…
- You have data spread across several restaurant systems, and still aren’t sure what matters.
- You manage multiple locations.
- Your managers struggle to interpret financial information.
- You discover problems too late.
- The owner is the primary source of business intelligence.
- You want better daily visibility.
Or simply: you want the restaurant to tell you what needs attention.
Pricing
Restaurant intelligence that scales with you.
$299per month, first location
+$119per month, each additional location
| Locations | Per month |
|---|---|
| 1 location | $299 |
| 2 locations | $418 |
| 3 locations | $537 |
| 5 locations | $775 |
| 10 locations | $1,370 |
Pricing assumes standard platform configuration and supported data connections. Additional implementation, integration or custom requirements may be quoted separately.
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Your Systems Run The Restaurant.
Pulse helps make sense of what they’re telling you.
Connect the systems, define what matters, and start each day knowing where to look.