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The Analytics suite: a tour

Ten tabs from Overview to Reports — forecasts, food cost trends, customer cohorts, weather demand, and anomaly alerts, mapped in one pass.

Updated July 4, 2026

Analytics (Pro plan) is ten tabs deep. You don't need all of them every day — here's what each is for, so you know where to look when a question comes up.

  • Overview — the weekly pulse and suggested top moves.
  • Executive — the numbers a GM checks daily: today's revenue vs forecast, month-to-date, food/labor/prime cost percentages, open orders and alerts.
  • Forecast — the 7-day sales forecast with confidence ranges, plus how accurate the model has been so you know how much to trust it.
  • Menu — menu engineering; see Menu intelligence.
  • Customers — cohort segmentation of your customer base.
  • Weather — demand forecasting that accounts for the forecast outside.
  • Food Cost — the 30-day food, labor, and prime cost trend against your targets.
  • Alerts — anomaly detection you configure: thresholds per metric (labor %, food cost %, sales drops…), severities, and email recipients.
  • Intelligence and Reports — the consolidated signal browser, and P&L PDFs on demand or on a schedule (see Scheduled reports).
Note: Start with two habits: Executive daily, Forecast weekly when you build the schedule and the prep plan. Add Alerts once you know your normal ranges.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Analytics

Practical answers about Analytics in KitchenRush.

Which Analytics view helps me plan the coming week?

Forecast — the 7-day sales forecast with confidence ranges, plus how accurate the model has been so you know how much to trust it.

Start with two habits: Executive daily, Forecast weekly when you build the schedule and the prep plan. Add Alerts once you know your normal ranges.

Can I configure alerts for sales or cost changes?

Alerts — anomaly detection you configure: thresholds per metric (labor %, food cost %, sales drops…), severities, and email recipients.