Sales summary
How the business is doing, without waiting for closing time
What you sold today, this week or this month, the average ticket, how long the kitchen takes and what sells most, against the period before. Plus a spreadsheet ready for your accountant.
Summary
Oct 19 – Oct 25 · Bibi's (demo)
Short answer
Restoman's summary shows sales, orders, average ticket and kitchen time for the period you choose (today, the week, the month or all time), each compared with the period before, plus sales by hour or by day and the five best sellers. You can filter it by location and export it to a spreadsheet.
Updated Oct 28, 2026
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Why keep your sales in view
Knowing how the night went shouldn't mean closing out the register and adding things up by hand. Since orders already come through Restoman paid, the numbers are current whenever you want to look.
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What it shows
At the top you pick the period: "Today", "Week", "Month" or "All time". Below it, four numbers, a chart and the best sellers.
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A spreadsheet for the accountant
"Export" downloads a CSV with one row per paid order in the period, ready to open in Excel or send to whoever keeps the books.
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Frequently asked questions
Paid orders, minus what a promo code took off and without tips. Canceled orders don't count, because their money was refunded.
The night before. Each order counts toward its location's business day, 6 a.m. to 6 a.m. in its time zone.
One row per paid order in the period, with its date, location, number, customer, amounts, status and payment method. It follows the dashboard's language, so it opens cleanly in Excel set up for that region.
The owner, admins and the accountant see every location; a location's manager sees their own.
No. The summary counts orders that go through Restoman, which today means takeaway orders paid with Mercado Pago.