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Know where each storestands in its brand.

Six signals, each against the brand’s middle store. Ahead, near, or behind, in plain words.

  • Sales
  • Hourly labor
  • Average ticket
  • Orders
  • Customer rating
  • Inventory waste

Each store,against its brand.

No targets to set and no score to argue with.

  1. Six signals

    Sales, hourly labor, average ticket, orders, customer rating, and inventory waste, over any date range.

  2. Against the middle store

    Each store is measured against the median store in its brand, not a number someone picked.

  3. Three positions

    Below, Typical, or Leading, from sales against the brand median. Hourly labor and recent reviews can lower it. Worked out each time you look.

  4. The biggest gap, named

    Each store’s widest gap to the middle is called out, so you know where to look first.

Benchmarks FAQs

  • Benchmarks compares each store with the median of the stores you can see in the same brand. Available signals include sales, hourly labor, average ticket, orders, customer rating, and inventory waste. It names the largest gap so you know where to investigate.

  • No. Operating comparisons stay within your own brand and visible stores. The separate FDD Index contains public franchise disclosures; it is not a pool of private operating data from other Franlever customers.

  • A single score can hide which number moved. Benchmarks shows Below, Typical, or Leading from sales against the brand median, with hourly labor and recent reviews as guardrails, and the signals behind the position. Positions are recalculated when you look, rather than stored as a fixed score.

  • Complete days of sales over the same dates as the other stores in its brand. A brand with no other store to compare shows No comparison instead of a guess, and missing labor or reviews never count against a store.

  • The default is the last 28 days. Choose another date range and the available signals follow that period. Use the same period across stores when reviewing a gap.

  • Workspace members can see benchmarks for the stores their role and assignments allow. Franchise owners see their stores; corporate members see assigned brands. GMs are delivery contacts and do not receive dashboard access.

Wake up knowingwhere the money is.