7th Street Burger COGS TrackerR365 costs × Toast sales
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Daily operating view

Where food cost moved today

COGS % of gross sales — Weighted company result
GM % — Gross margin after recipe COGS
NM % — After recipe COGS + discounts
Theoretical COGS — R365 unit cost × Toast quantity
Gross sales covered — Known-cost product sales
Units sold — Across — shops

Company trend

Overall daily margin

COGS % GM % NM %

Shop comparison

Margin by shop

Shop Gross sales COGS COGS % GM % Discount % NM %

Product drill-down

Overall product margin

Company product economics for the selected business day.

Click any product to open its current R365 ingredient recipe.

Product Units Avg. gross price Shop-weighted unit COGS Recipe avg Recipe range Vs. recipe avg COGS COGS % GM % Discount % NM %

Count-interval validation

Actual vs. theoretical COGS

A first reconciliation built directly from R365 inventory counts, purchasing activity, transfers, recipes, and sales mix. This pilot validates the model before it becomes a recurring companywide reporting view.

Pilot scope 133 Hackensack Aug 30 to Sep 27, 2026
R365 net sales $162,806 Count interval sales base
Actual COGS $42,418 26.1% of net sales
Theoretical COGS $29,747 18.3% of net sales
COGS variance $12,671 7.8 points above theoretical
Efficiency 70.1% Theoretical divided by actual

Interval reconciliation

How actual usage is built

Exact R365 match
Opening inventory+Purchases+Transfers in or out-Closing inventory=Actual usage
Actual COGSWhat inventory movement says was consumed
$42,417.99
Theoretical COGSWhat recipe usage says should have been consumed
$29,747.46
Unfavorable varianceActual less theoretical
$12,670.53

Operating contract

What each number means

Actual COGS

Opening inventory value plus signed AP invoices and credit memos, plus signed transfers, less closing inventory value.

Theoretical COGS

Menu-item quantities sold multiplied through the R365 recipe hierarchy to ingredient-level theoretical usage and cost.

Variance

Actual COGS less theoretical COGS. A positive result means more cost was consumed than recipes and sales mix predict.

Timing

This is a count-interval view, not a daily estimate. Daily snapshots remain in the existing theoretical tracker.