“I run a restaurant. What can intouch do for me?”

Since you run a restaurant, here's what InTouch can actually take off your plate — built around the files your restaurant already produces every day:

Your POS drops a sales file (folder or FTP) every night → InTouch picks it up the second it lands → you get one message with covers, total sales, average check, top and bottom sellers, and how it compares to the same day last week. No login required — it just lands.

Compare purchases against sales on whatever schedule you want (weekly is common). If your food cost % drifts outside the range you set, you hear about it that week — while you can still fix the menu or renegotiate a supplier, not two months later.

Pull hours from your scheduling export, compare against the day's take. Overtime and dead shifts show up as a number Monday morning instead of a surprise on payroll day.

A vendor sends a price file → InTouch compares it to last time, flags anything that jumped more than X%, and tells you what moved — instead of you catching it three invoices later.

The idea across all of it: silence means everything's fine, a message means look at this — you stop having to remember to check things.

One honest caveat: there's no magic button that auto-detects your POS or delivery platform. The first time, we point it at your nightly export file or API together — that's the real setup work. After that it runs on its own, unattended, on a machine you control (your back-office PC or a small box), not some subscription service.

Want me to start with one of these? If you tell me what POS you use and whether it drops a file or has an API, I can build the nightly sales summary right now.