Profitable but always tight? Free the cash you can't see.

Run a Cash Audit any time and Bar Cop scores your cash health 0 to 100 across the four things that sink a profitable bar: Capital Efficiency, Cash Conversion Cycle, Liquidity and Runway, and Payment Terms, then ranks every gap by the dollars on the table.

Each gap becomes a system you run, not a box you tick. Bar Cop sets a baseline from your own first operating weeks and measures your recent weeks against it, so the freed-to-date figure comes off your own history instead of a projection you have to take on faith.

The thirteen-week survival forecast lays out a full quarter of money in against money out, so a profitable bar never gets blindsided by a tight week. Bar Cop flags the weeks that run short before they arrive, while you still have time to move an order, chase a deposit, or hold a draw.

The money in your account is not all yours to spend. Cash Position is a snapshot of how much actually is, right now, after the payroll, bills, and taxes already spoken for. Check it before you write the check, so you stop dipping into money that is already promised somewhere else.

Trapped cash is working capital sitting on your shelf instead of in your account. Bar Cop reads it off your counts and ranks every product by the dollars you can free, so you bring the overstock down, stop reordering the dead stuff, and put that money back where it belongs.

Made money on paper but the account is always tight? The Cash Bridge answers it. Bar Cop takes your profit for a period and shows every place the money went instead of the bank, inventory, draws, loans, capital, and tax, down to the cash you actually kept.

Every audit you ran and the experiments you have going, the close steps you finished, and where your cash stands: trapped cash, runway, safe to spend, and the tightest week ahead. The whole cash week on one page, so nothing slips between closes.