Revenue Recovery

Grow every check. Take back the revenue you're missing.

Bar Cop scores your revenue off your own numbers, prices every item to its margin, and tracks it back as you grow the check. Menu, server performance, and check average, all in one recovery system.

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Revenue Audit

Score your revenue. Price every leak.

Bar Cop Revenue Audit

Run a Revenue Audit any time and Bar Cop scores your operation off your own numbers across check average, labor efficiency, menu and server performance, and events, then ranks every gap by what it is costing you a year, so you know what to work first.

Revenue Fix

Work the leak. Watch it come back.

Bar Cop Revenue Fix

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 recovered-to-date figure comes off your own history instead of a projection you have to take on faith.

Revenue Forecast

Know your revenue before the week's out.

Bar Cop Revenue Forecast

Bar Cop projects each week from a weighted average of the same weekday over your last eight weeks, then folds in the events you have booked. Watch a slow Tuesday or a big catering job move the forecast in real time, so you staff and order to the number instead of guessing.

Menu Engineering

Price every item to its margin.

Bar Cop Menu Engineering

Bar Cop sorts every item you sell into Stars, Plowhorses, Puzzles, and Dogs off its real margin and volume, then hands you a suggested price on the ones carrying too little. Reprice on paper, mark it live, and Bar Cop logs the change so you can see what the raise actually did to the check.

Server Check

See who's selling and who's coasting.

Bar Cop Server Check

Bar Cop scores every server on check average against your target, with the top performer and the team average side by side. The server pouring the same drinks but ringing a smaller check shows up here, so you coach off a number instead of a hunch.

Dog Test Tracker

Test the dog before you 86 it.

Bar Cop Dog Test Tracker

A low-margin, low-volume item is not always a bad dish. Some are good plates buried in a bad menu spot. Bar Cop lets you test one for a set stretch, tracks whether the volume moves, and gives you the call to keep it or cut it off real numbers instead of a gut feeling.

Week in Review

Your whole revenue week, in one read.

Bar Cop Revenue Week in Review

Every audit you ran, the price changes, dog tests, and experiments, the close steps you finished, and what the week turned up: check average, labor percent, revenue per labor hour, and the dollars still recoverable. The whole revenue week on one page, so nothing slips between closes.

Everything In Revenue

One section. The whole top line.

From the weekly close to the pricing engine, every revenue tool in one place.

Revenue
How does revenue recovery work in Bar Cop?
Bar Cop scores your revenue off your own numbers, prices every item to its real margin, and turns each gap into a system you run week to week. As you close each week, it measures the money you actually added to the check, so recovery is a number you can see, not a promise.
How does the Revenue Audit score my bar?
The Revenue Audit scores your operation off your own numbers across five areas, check average, labor efficiency, menu performance, server performance, and events, then ranks every gap by what it is costing you a year, so you know where the revenue is hiding and what to work first.
How does Bar Cop grow my check average?
It gives you the levers that move a check: menu engineering that reprices your low-margin items, server scoring that shows who is upselling and who is coasting, and the dog test that tells you what to cut. Each one is measured against your own numbers, so you see what the change did to the check.
Does Revenue show real or projected dollars?
Real dollars, measured against your own history. A new bar has no before to compare to, so Bar Cop sets the baseline from your own first operating weeks and measures your recent weeks against it. Recovered to date is how far you have moved off that starting point, off weeks you closed yourself. The forecast is separate and clearly a forward look.
Recover
How do my sales reach the weekly close?
Close The Week is one page for the whole week, and your sales fill its first row. Drop the POS sales file or add the week by hand, and the row shows what landed and what is still missing before you confirm the week, so the week closes off real numbers.
What is the Revenue Audit?
The Revenue Audit scores your operation off your own numbers across check average, labor efficiency, menu performance, server performance, and events, and ranks every gap by what it is costing you a year, so you know what to work first.
What is Revenue Fix?
Revenue Fix turns each gap into a system you run, not a box you tick. Each system shows whether it is on track or slipping, and one recovered-to-date figure sits across the top, measured from the baseline your own first weeks set rather than promised up front.
What is the Revenue Playbook?
The Revenue Playbook is the written how-to behind the fixes, the why and the steps for each lever, saved to a PDF you can print or hand to a manager, so the plan does not live only in your head.
Menu & Pricing
What is Menu Builder?
Menu Builder holds every item you sell with its recipe and its cost, so Bar Cop knows the real margin on each one and the pricing tools have something true to work from.
What is Menu Engineering?
Menu Engineering sorts every item into Stars, Plowhorses, Puzzles, and Dogs off its margin and volume against its own category, then hands you a suggested price on the ones carrying too little. Reprice on paper, mark it live, and Bar Cop logs the change.
What is Menu Rundown?
Menu Rundown lays out your sales and margin item by item, so you can see what is actually moving, what is carrying the check, and what is quietly dragging on the menu.
What is the Dog Test Tracker?
The Dog Test Tracker lets you test a low-margin, low-volume item for a set stretch before you 86 it, tracks whether the volume moves, and gives you the call to keep it or cut it off real numbers instead of a gut feeling.
Service & Plan
What is Server Check?
Server Check scores every server on check average against your target, with the top performer and the team average side by side and a trend arrow on who is slipping. Log covers and sales by shift, or drop your POS per-server report at the weekly close.
What is the Revenue Forecast?
Revenue Forecast projects each week from a weighted average of the same weekday over your last eight weeks, then folds in the events you have booked, so you staff and order to a real number instead of guessing.
What does Week History track on Revenue?
Week History keeps every closed revenue week, so you can look back at your check average, sales, and covers week over week and see whether the trend is going your way.
How do Experiments work in Revenue?
You log the change and Bar Cop measures whether it worked. Start one when you launch a menu item, run a promotion, or change how you run service, and watch weekly revenue, covers, check average, or labor percent. It averages the eight weeks before your start date against the eight weeks after, off your confirmed weeks, and reports the move in that metric only, never as recovered dollars.
Recover Your Revenue

Test it on a real bar first.

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