This video blog showcases 5 specific details that the Pro version of our beverage inventory software provides. Most bars manage their bar performance based on liquor cost. Our
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This three-minute video blog explains how you Bar-i's inventory platform can transform the raw sales data contained in your Heartland POS system into meaning insights that allow you to run a lower liquor and a more profitable ...
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This three-minute video blog explains how you can capture an additional 3-6% of your bar's beverage sales as profits by significantly reducing shrinkage and turning some of those losses into retail sales.
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This two-minute video blog explains 4 points of differentiation of Bar-i's Pro level bar inventory system which can increase your bar profits by 30%
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This video blog shows how you can halve the amount of time you spend counting inventory at your bar while also increasing accuracy.
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In the bar industry, the term shrinkage refers to the use of product or inventory without a matching sale. Many bars experience a much higher level of shrinkage than they realize, and this can significantly ...
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There’s no hard-and-fast rule regarding the ideal frequency of bar inventory counts. This must be determined by the unique needs of your bar and the goals you’re looking to achieve from the inventory process. That being said, if you want to
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Your inventory efforts can be an effective tool to improve your bar’s profitability. At Bar-i, our goal is to help you identify all products that are underperforming and make recommendations that ...
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One of the areas that presents the biggest challenge when performing bar inventory is determining how much beer is left in partial kegs. If your primary goal of your inventory efforts is to guide your ordering, ...
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Most bars do inventory in order to address the basic functions of knowing what needs to be ordered each week and calculating liquor cost. At Bar-i, we take the inventory process a step further by measuring product level performance. ...
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