For groups

Understand what is happening across your venues.

SANDR helps restaurant and café groups connect local facts with the wider business. Bring your venues into a shared workspace, examine the problems and work recorded at each one, and ask questions across them. You get a clearer starting point for deciding where to focus and what needs a shared response.

See when the same issue appears elsewhere.

A problem that looks isolated may be showing up in several venues. SANDR can compare recorded operational signals across the workspace and show which ones recur. Use that view to explore whether the issue comes from local circumstances, a shared process or a gap in how the team is supported.

Focus attention where it can move the work.

Compare active problems, the work already addressing them and the tasks that are blocked. The venue overview helps you see where an important issue still has no response, or where an agreed response has stopped moving. Open the supporting records before deciding what needs another conversation, a different action or your direct involvement.

Know where capability is concentrated.

Use the people directory, venue assignments and skill ratings entered by your managers to see what each team depends on. SANDR can identify skills held by just one recorded person and show potential cover elsewhere in the group. You check the practical arrangements with the people involved; these suggestions are based on recorded skills.

Prepare for changes before they become gaps.

When someone leaves, review the skills your team could lose and where another person may be able to help. When a new manager arrives, assemble the venue’s current records, paperwork, team and work in progress into a readable handover. The information you keep current gives the next person a stronger starting point.

Questions worth asking across the group.

  • “Which recorded problems keep appearing in more than one venue, and what are we already doing about them?”
  • “Where is important work blocked, and what must happen before it can move?”
  • “If this person leaves one site, which skills will be missing there and who else in the group has them?”

Start with a scope that fits your group.

Apply for the guided beta and tell us about your venues, management structure and the questions you want to solve. If selected, we will agree the participating team and workspace scope before you start, then work through useful situations with you.