Corporate teams chase files or corrections from multiple restaurant locations.
Connect restaurant operations without adding another daily checklist.
We automate the movement and validation of labor, sales, invoice, inventory, banking, and location data around Restaurant365 and the systems your teams already use.
Usually, the warning signs look like this.
Labor, payroll, POS, and accounting totals are reconciled in spreadsheets.
Vendor or bank activity reaches Restaurant365 late or in inconsistent formats.
Built around the real handoffs.
This is the common shape—not a prepackaged connector. During feasibility, we confirm the actual access, rules, volumes, exceptions, and definition of done.
Collect
Gather location data through APIs, scheduled exports, SFTP, email attachments, or vendor reports.
Check
Validate locations, dates, totals, account mappings, and expected file delivery before processing.
Post
Transform and deliver approved records to Restaurant365 or the correct downstream platform.
Monitor
Track every location and period, retry safe failures, and alert on missing or unmatched activity.
Use the access that exists.
- Restaurant365 APIs and exports
- POS and payroll APIs
- SFTP and managed files
- Scheduled location reports
Leave with an operating system.
- Location and account mapping
- Automated collection workflow
- Validation and reconciliation rules
- Missing-data dashboard and alerts
Your infrastructure or ours.
Most automations need a secure backend to run APIs, scheduled jobs, queues, data stores, retries, and monitoring. We deploy that structure where it makes the most operational sense.
The questions people ask first.
Short answers to what usually comes up before a scoping conversation. If yours is not here, ask us directly — the intro call is free.
- What can be automated in Restaurant365?
- The recurring work around it: moving data between R365 and payroll, POS, banking, or vendor systems on a schedule, running validations before numbers reach the close, and turning recurring reports into deliveries that happen without anyone remembering.
- Will this add another daily checklist for managers?
- The intent is the opposite. A well-built automation surfaces only the exceptions that need a person and handles the rest silently, so location managers see a short list of real problems rather than a longer routine.
- Can you connect Restaurant365 to our payroll system?
- That depends on the access both platforms provide on your current plans. Where an API is limited, scheduled exports and secure file transfer frequently support the same workflow. We test the real access during feasibility instead of assuming it.
- How do you handle multiple locations with different rules?
- Location-level configuration is treated as data, not code: each location carries its own defaults, and the automation applies them. A location missing a required default produces an exception rather than inheriting a guess from somewhere else.
