Know the shift
you’re in.
Enter sales, Orders and staffing throughout the day. Review TPLH against your target, then finalize report-backed metrics from nightly imports.
Daily Plan ↗
BUILT AROUND THE MANAGER’S DAY
Command
The Rush.
The numbers. The prep. The people.
One clear view of your restaurant’s shift.
Restaurant operations software · In pilot development
GOOD EVENING, MANAGER.
Your shift.
Your command.
Orders / hour20
TPLH5.00 / 5.0 target
01
Daily performance
↗Orders and staffing, hour by hour.
02
Tonight’s beef plan
↗Last week’s sales. Tomorrow’s target.
03
Build the week
↗Availability, shifts and open coverage.
01 / THE PRODUCT
Less scattered.
More in command.
Bring the manager’s day together—from the first hourly entry to the overnight cook plan.
Know the shift
Put tomorrow
on the board.
Calculate overnight beef from the previous week’s matching day, a sales cushion and leftover pounds. Check whether planned ON covers the target.
Overnight beef ↗
Build coverage.
Keep it clear.
Create shifts in a weekly grid, move or duplicate them, and review availability and weekly hours. Publish the week when it’s ready for your team.
Schedule & team ↗
02 / GET A FEEL FOR IT
Work the numbers.
Try these illustrative examples. They are separate from your saved restaurant records.
LIVE PERFORMANCE / EXAMPLE
Every hour tells a story.
Live TPLH = Orders ÷ employees entered for that hour.
TRANSACTIONS PER LABOR HOUR5.00
At target.
In the pilot, two consecutive completed hours below 5.0 prompt a staffing review. A manager checks minimum crew, stations and upcoming demand before making a decision.
10PM REVIEW / EXAMPLE
Plan tonight for tomorrow.
OVERNIGHT BEEF / ON52.53 lb
Rounded up to the next hundredth of a pound.
ON = max(0, (forecast sales + cushion) ÷ $38 per pound − LO). The pilot uses finalized sales from tomorrow’s weekday last week, or a manager’s override.
WEEK BUILDER / EXAMPLE
The week, in one view.
| Role | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening lead | 8 AM–4 PM | 8 AM–4 PM | 8 AM–4 PM | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Closing lead | 4 PM–12 AM | Off | Off | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Open coverage | 12 PM–6 PM | — | — | 12 PM–6 PM |
This is an illustrative schedule view. The working pilot supports click-to-add, drag-to-move, Shift-drag-to-copy, duplicate shifts, availability hints and a publish review.
03 / BUILDING FROM THE FLOOR UP
Built around
a real shift.
RushHelm started with a restaurant manager’s Daily Plan: the work of tracking business, deciding what beef goes on overnight, and keeping the right coverage on the floor.
The current pilot is being developed for one location. Its operating rules and real-world use will shape what comes next.
Where we are today
In the local pilot
Daily Plan · Excel report imports · Beef calculations · Staffing reviews · Scheduling · Team messaging · Shift trades
Next on the roadmap
Hosted team access · Faster shift entry · Authorized Brink POS integration
POS connectivity is awaiting authorization and implementation. Team access currently runs through the local pilot.
04 / WHAT DOES YOUR SHIFT NEED?
Let’s talk
restaurant operations.
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