One lever a store,only when it counts.
AI COO reads every store overnight. A store that needs a fix gets it by 7:00 AM.
Ask how to makeyour stores more money
Overnight,to 7:00 AM.
What happens between close and the first shift.
- Step 1
Reads every store
POS is all it needs. Reviews and analytics add depth.
- Step 2
Finds one lever
Each store against its own recent weeks. One lever where there’s a real gap, none where there isn’t.
- Step 3
Texts the store
The lever arrives by text or email. Reply in one word.
- Step 4
Tells the owner
The owner’s brief says where every lever went, and which GM is away.
Quiet by design,never silent.
Reply in one word
Tap Done, Later, or Wrong call. No account, no app.
Away, not silent
Text the days you’re off. The lever goes to the owner instead.
Daily or weekly
Weekly shows what moved. Store levers stay daily.
Quiet when it should be
A store running normally gets no lever. A real win is said once.
AI COO FAQs
AI COO reads connected store data to watch sales, orders, average ticket, catering, add-ons, and hourly labor where available. Reviews and other available sources add context. It selects one useful lever for a store that needs attention rather than sending a list of every metric that moved.
Connect a supported POS, confirm your stores, and enable AI COO’s schedule. Square, Toast, and PAR Brink are currently supported. The first brief depends on a successful sync; reliable week-over-week or seasonal comparisons also need enough history.
AI COO uses the store’s own records and a measurable gap to its usual range. For example, a drop in catering orders can be priced at the store’s usual order size. The amount is a potential recovery, not guaranteed revenue. Hourly labor recommendations are never assigned a dollar saving.
No. A GM confirms their email and separately opts into SMS. They receive the store’s lever through the configured channel and can reply DONE, LATER, or WRONG by text. Those replies record the GM’s feedback, without requiring a dashboard login.
A GM can text AI COO the dates they are away. The store’s lever remains in the owner’s brief, which names the away GM and the return date when known. This keeps the store visible while the owner arranges coverage.
Yes. Owners can choose a weekly brief and its day. It explains what moved across their stores over the week. GMs continue receiving eligible daily store levers, so a weekly owner schedule does not delay the store’s next fix.
No. A lever needs a real issue and a useful next step. When a store is running normally, the brief can say so. AI COO does not invent savings, problems, or busywork to make a quiet day look important.