01 · Payroll
Labor before it becomes payroll.
Photo the week. Labor cards name roles. Daily compare to the clock finds early leave, late leave, and labor drift — punch ≠ schedule.
“Where did labor drift yesterday?”
Payroll · Prices · Process
Too many hats.Start with one problem.
The invoice you haven’t checked. The shift that ran late. The note nobody followed up on. Bring it to Never 86'd and work through the next move, with the source beside the answer.
One owner seat. One restaurant. Free to start. No card. Your restaurant gets its own workspace.
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Example operator answer
PricesSame cheese. Higher price.
The fictional mozzarella case is $56.00, up from $48.00. That is $8.00 of price drift on the same 20 lb SKU—not usage, waste, or a guess.
Next move
Check the new price with your rep. A price increase is not money recovered.
Receipt · two invoice periods · same vendor · same SKU
The three places profit disappears
Three Ps.One operator.
02 · Prices
Every SKU. Every invoice.
Nobody has time to read every invoice line. Never 86’d compares them, catches silent price creep, and keeps the source beside the answer.
“Which vendor price moved—and by how much?”
03 · Process
Less chaos. One next move.
Bring the close, the schedule, a photo, or the problem driving you nuts. Get the smallest action to run today and the proof to check tonight.
“What should my manager fix first?”
How operators start
Email. Evidence.Next move.
1
Pick one job
Check an invoice, compare scheduled hours with the clock, or untangle a shift handoff.
2
Bring what you have
Use a public check now, or send your email for the owner-seat path. No inbox or Drive access is required.
3
Get a receipt-backed move
Bring one real thing. See what changed, why it matters, what to do next, and what proves the fix.
One job at a time
Bring the paper.See the next move.
Start with one question. Never 86'd checks the records you provide, shows what is missing, and helps you decide what to do next.
Example workflow · invoice check
Add two invoices from the same vendor. Check the SKU and pack size. Review a price change beside the original lines. Decide what to ask before your next order.
Your records · your decision · a clear next step
For independent restaurants
Owner seat first.Extra seats when you need them.
This build is for independent operators. Seat 1 is the owner and stays free for one store. Extra seats are planned paid options. That price is not finalized.
Seat 1
Owner
Free · one store · one login · morning action + night proof
Seat 2
Manager / GM
Planned paid option · price not finalized · one manager login
Seat 3
Kitchen / FOH / bar
Planned paid option · price not finalized · owned by the manager seat