Meet Dex

Your AI financial assistant.

The brain behind your numbers — working around the clock to turn data into actionable insight. Ask Dex what happened, why it happened, and what's next.

Three questions, and the answers underneath them.

Dex doesn't hand you a report to interpret. It answers the question you actually asked, from the same data your dashboard and P&L already run on.

What happened?
Prime cost -1.2 pts
This period versus last.
Why did it happen?
Produce pricing reset
Your vendor's new pricing landed on the 12th.
What's next?
Labor is trending up
Third consecutive week climbing at Location 1.

What you can actually ask

Across one location or the whole group.
Ask about a single restaurant or compare every location in the group in the same question, without switching reports or logins.
How do I…? — answered inside the app.
Ask "How do I pay a bill?" or "How do I download my P&L?" and Dex walks you through it step by step, so getting unstuck doesn't mean opening a support ticket.
What's next, before it reaches the P&L.
Dex surfaces the pattern that's forming — labor climbing for a third straight week, a vendor drifting up — while there's still time to act on it.
Why it happened, not just that it did.
A number moving is the start of the question. Dex traces it back to the category, the location, the shift, or the vendor invoice that actually caused it.
What happened — in plain language.
Ask where prime cost landed, how sales moved, or what changed since last period, and get the number in a sentence rather than a report to read.

Understanding your own numbers shouldn't require being an accountant.

Financial reports are written for accountants, not operators. That's the quiet reason so many restaurant owners have accurate books and still can't say what's driving their margin — the information is all there, in a format built for someone else's job.

Dex sits on top of the same connected data and answers in the language operators actually use. It reads your POS sales, your coded vendor invoices, your labor, and your reconciled bank activity, so the answer isn't a general opinion about restaurants — it's a specific statement about yours, with the number attached.

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The questions operators actually type.

What changes when you can just ask

The gap between having the data and understanding it is where most operators lose their week.
  • Get an answer in a sentence instead of building a report to go find it.
  • Understand a swing in the numbers without interpreting a financial statement.
  • Find out why, not just what — and what it means for next period.
  • Get unstuck in the app without opening a support ticket.
  • Walk into a conversation about your numbers already knowing the answer.

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