The day, split into its services — Lunch, Dinner, Late Night. When the room does two different jobs in one day, a single total hides which one is working.
- 1One tab per service, with its net sales. Click a tab to read that service.
- 2The service’s share of the day’s net sales — shown when the day has two services or more.
- 3The service’s categories, by net sales: quantity, discount when there is one, net. See more shows the rest.
Where it shows
Once it is on for a venue, the split appears on:
- Daily — the day, next to the Discount and Voids card. Also on the venue’s page opened from the Dashboard.
- Weekly and Monthly — the whole week or month, by service.
- Reports — a single-venue report of up to 93 days. A longer one says to pick a shorter period.
- The mobile app — on the venue’s day, under Revenue · Hour by Hour.
The switch also adds the services to the GM daily email and to the PDFs.
Reading a service
Under each tab: Checks, Guests, Avg / check and Avg / guest for that service, its share of the day as 72% of net, then its categories.
The useful comparison is lunch against dinner, not lunch against the day. A lunch at $28 a guest and a dinner at $70 are two different rooms sharing a kitchen — and a discount problem in one rarely shows in the other.
How a check finds its service
NexReps uses the service your POS writes on each check when it has one. When it does not, NexReps uses the venue’s Service Hours: a check closed at 8:30pm falls in Dinner if Dinner runs 17:00 to 23:30.
A check that matches no service is counted under Other. NexReps never shows Other on its own: a day where no check found its service shows no split at all, because a single “Other” says nothing.
A day with one service only — Dinner on a Monday — still shows that service and its figures. On desktop it sits under a single tab; on mobile the section shows the service’s name and net instead of tabs.
Turning it on
Sales by service is off by default. An org admin turns it on per venue.
- 1In Settings → Venues, open the venue.
- 2Under Modules, switch on Sales by service.
- 3If your POS does not name its services, set the venue’s Service Hours: a name (Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night), a start, an end and the active days.
Leave it off for a club or a venue with one service: a single tab every day adds nothing.
Where it is set
The switch is in the venue’s modules — see Venue modules; the service hours are in Venues.
Next
Item Sales — what actually sold.