Sales Home

Home is the first tab under Sales. Use it for a quick view of any period: what you sold, your best days, your busiest hours, what labor cost against those sales, and which items sold.

Open Sales > Home in the Back Office . You need manager access to open it.

Pick a day or range

The top left shows Week starts and Day starts. A business day begins at Day starts, so an order placed after midnight counts toward the day before until that hour. Change it with Start hour in POS settings.

Use the date picker at the top right to choose a period. It offers Today, Yesterday, This Week, This Month, This Year, Last Week, Last Month, and Last Year, or pick your own start and end dates. This Week and Last Week always run Monday to Sunday, whatever Week starts is set to. You can’t pick a future day in the calendar. When a single day is selected, use the arrows beside it to step to the previous or next day.

A range can cover up to 366 days. Pick a longer one and the page shows a warning instead of the report.

The page opens on today, or on the last 30 days when you come from View all on the Dashboard’s best days. Home and Daily share the selected period, so switching between them keeps your dates. Orders and Actions show one day from it: today if the period includes today, otherwise the day nearest today. Picking a day there changes the period on Home to that day. Reloading the page resets the period to today.

Operation Report

The first card summarizes the period. It works the same way as the Operation Report on Daily, without the Received Cash table. For cash by station and the deposit amount, use Daily.

The card has the Orders, Sales, and Payments tables, plus Received Cards, Profit & Loss, and Total Discounts when they have something to show. Click Open, Canceled, or Total Discounts to list those orders. Click Daily Data for a table with one row per day and a Total row at the bottom. Export the card with its own button.

The card is hidden when the period has no sales reports.

Best-Performing Days

Best-Performing Days appears when the period covers more than one day. Its subtitle reads Days in this period ranked by net sales. It ranks the days by net sales, highest first. Each row shows the rank, the date with its weekday, and Net Sales. Days with equal net sales list the earlier date first.

The top 10 show first. When there are more than 10 days, click Show all, which shows the number of days, to see every day with a report. Click Show top 10 to go back. Days with no activity have no report and don’t appear. If the period has none, the card shows No sales reports for this period.

Sales by hour

Two bar charts show when your business is busiest, one bar per hour of the day from 12 AM to 11 PM:

# Orders/Day - the average number of orders in each hour.
Net Sales/Day - the average net sales in each hour.

Each bar averages the hour across the days in the period that have a sales report. For a single day, the bars are that day’s own numbers. Download either chart as CSV data or a PNG image with the buttons on the chart.

Labor Report

The Labor Report card shows the hours worked in the period. It works like the Labor Report on Payroll, without the Total Tip row. Switch its view in the card header:

Roles (the default) - one row per job role, sorted by most hours. If you use departments, a total row for each department follows, then the overall Total.
Employees - one row per employee who worked, sorted by name, with their roles, then the Total.

Both views show Reg Hours and OT Hours. Users with wage access also see Cost. If you have salaried employees, wage access also shows the last row renamed Hourly Total, then salaried staff, then Total Labor, which adds salaries to hourly pay. Owners always have wage access. Give it to other users with Can access wage and edit timecards in Users & Access.

SPMH in the card header is sales per man-hour: the period’s net sales divided by the hours worked, including salaried staff’s hours. It appears when the period has net sales.

The 0:00 button switches hours between hours and minutes (7:30) and decimals (7.50). The download button saves the report as shown, as CSV or PDF.

Product Mix Report

The Product Mix Report shows what sold in the period. Switch the view in the card header:

Dish (the default) - each item with its Quantity and Total, plus its Course and Menu.
Course - quantity and total by course.
Menu - quantity and total by menu.
Staff - each item by the staff member who sold it, with Name, Quantity, Total, and Staff.

The download button saves every row of the current view as CSV or PDF. The file name includes the view and the dates, for example product-mix-dish-2026-10-28 for one day or product-mix-dish-2026-10-01 - 2026-10-31 for a range.

The card is hidden when the current view has nothing to show. If you switch to a view with no rows, such as Staff, the whole card disappears. Reload the page to bring it back.

Daily Sales - one day or any date range, with cash, tips, server reports, and shifts.
Monthly Sales - one calendar month with a daily sales chart and guest traffic.
Payroll - labor by employee, with time cards and pay.