Management & reporting

See the business
without chasing it.

A connected back office for the people, products, payments, and decisions behind every shift.

Pilot conversations now open

Sales, labor, menu, and payment reporting

Scheduling, time entries, and tip workflows

Role controls and change history

01 / The back office

The shift ends.
The work stays connected.

Trellis connects daily operations and longer-term management, so the record behind a decision is easier to understand within the right restaurant and location.

02 / Manage the operation

From today’s close
to next week’s plan.

01

Sales & finance

Review sales, payments, refunds, reconciliation, cash activity, and closeout context.

02

Labor & scheduling

Manage employees, jobs, schedules, shifts, breaks, tips, and payroll-style reports.

03

Menus & catalog

Build, publish, price, organize, and update restaurant and retail catalogs.

04

Inventory & recipes

Track stock, receiving, transfers, ingredients, prep, depletion, waste, and variance.

05

Kitchen operations

Monitor ticket state, routing, pacing, print jobs, and restaurant configuration.

06

Guest experience

Understand profiles, visits, reservations, feedback, loyalty, credits, and segments.

07

Location context

Keep operational records and configuration associated with the right restaurant and location.

08

Roles & audit

Enforce staff permissions and retain a history of saved changes.

03 / Built to answer

Follow the number
back to the shift.

  1. 01Start with a question

    Choose the location, time range, employee, item, service, or tender that matters.

  2. 02See the connected record

    Move from a rollup into the orders, payments, labor, inventory, or activity beneath it.

  3. 03Act with context

    Change settings or workflows with role checks and clear operational scope.

  4. 04Retain the history

    Keep audit and lifecycle detail for the decisions that need explanation later.

Let’s talk

Bring the back office
closer to service.

Bring us the real service model, edge cases, and operational constraints. We’ll show you where Trellis fits—and be direct about where it does not.

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