RESTAURANT DATA · DELIVERY & DINE-IN
Your delivery sales. Your costs. A clearer picture.
Whether you sell through DoorDash, Uber Eats, Zomato, Swiggy or another delivery app, understand what your restaurant keeps—not just what it sells. Start with independent guides, worked examples and free planning tools.
✓ USD / CAD / INR examples✓ Browser-based planning✓ Source-linked guides
Guides are not integrations. Our export extension currently supports Zomato and Swiggy only. Other platforms use manual report-reading and planning workflows.
FICTIONAL USD EXAMPLEFollow the money
Example- Report salesUSD 12,000
- Less fees & marketingUSD 2,900
- Net amendments−USD 40
◆ Illustration only · not live account data
Turn a report into a decision you can explain
Learn the payout equation
Understand how sales, restaurant-funded discounts, platform services, taxes, refunds and credits connect to the amount paid.
Try an example or planner
No private report is needed to learn. Enter sales, food and labour totals in the USD/CAD prime-cost planner; change one input and see its effect.
Open the free planner →Investigate the variance
Trace date boundaries, duplicate rows, carry-forwards and bank timing before treating a difference as a loss.
Zomato, Swiggy, DoorDash and Uber Eats partner resources
Choose the guidance that fits your restaurant. Report guides and general restaurant models are learning resources—not a connection to your merchant account.
DoorDash
Match financial reports, signed amendments and bank deposits with a worked USD case.
Understand DoorDash payouts →Uber Eats
Understand payment report scope, adjustments and payout timing before investigating a gap.
Read Uber Eats payment reports →Zomato & Swiggy
Export available records from your authorised Zomato Partner or Swiggy Partner account.
Learn to export your records →Grubhub, Deliveroo, Just Eat & others
Use the channel-comparison method with your own fees and costs. No platform-specific integration or parser is available.
Compare delivery with dine-in →Need an exporter for another platform? Tell us about your business requirement. Feasibility is assessed first; an integration or delivery date is not promised.
See the platform-by-platform export coverage · Follow the first-export instructions
Free tools for restaurant operators, wherever you trade
The USD/CAD planners use values you type manually. They do not import DoorDash, Uber Eats or other international dashboard files. Read each tool's assumptions before using its result.
Food + labour cost
Choose USD or CAD, enter sales, food usage and labour cost, then see prime cost in money and as a share of sales.
Use the prime-cost planner →Cash-flow forecast
Start with opening cash. Add expected receipts and payments across 13 weeks to spot a possible cash shortfall.
Plan the next 13 weeks →Compare channel costs
Enter sales and variable costs for dine-in, takeaway and delivery on one currency basis. Compare contribution, not just revenue.
Compare your channels →See all tools and beginner walkthroughs · Try synthetic Zomato/Swiggy settlement files. The settlement file analyser and INR margin calculator have their own supported formats and assumptions.
37 detailed guides. Start with your next question.
Learn delivery reporting, licensing, food costs, staffing, cash and menu pricing with original examples. The complete library covers India, the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore and the UAE, with each guide's local scope clearly stated. Browse the featured guides below or search all 37 by country and topic.
US / CANADA
DoorDash payout reconciliation
Trace sales, fees and amendments into a fictional USD bank match.
PAYMENT REPORTSRead an Uber Eats statement
Separate report dates, adjustments and payment evidence.
USD / CAD PLANNERRestaurant prime cost
Measure food and labour on a consistent sales basis.
CANADAPayment processing costs
Compare percentage charges, per-transaction costs and fixed fees.
13-WEEK PLANNERForecast your cash needs
Connect opening cash, receipts and payments week by week.
COST COMPARISONWhat will a POS really cost?
Include hardware, subscriptions and processing assumptions.
INVENTORY CONTROLActual versus theoretical food cost
Compare inventory usage with recipe-based theoretical cost.
STAFFING PLANNERLabour cost and paid hours
Read labour cost and sales per paid hour together.
01New partner checklist
Prepare documents, menu, order operations and money controls before the first settlement.
02First 30 days
Turn sales, payout, promotion and cost inputs into six connected first-month outputs.
03Menu quality and item profit
Improve customer choice and compare item contribution with an interactive example.
04Settlement reconciliation
Match orders, deductions, invoices and bank receipts without losing the order trail.
05Platform fees and GST
Separate customer taxes, service-invoice GST, withholding and other payout entries.
06Contribution margin
Calculate what remains after variable order costs before fixed operating expenses.
07Food-cost percentage
Build recipe cost on a consistent selling-price basis and monitor actual variance.
08Discount and ad economics
Judge campaigns by incremental contribution instead of gross sales or ROAS alone.
09Cloud-kitchen break-even
Connect contribution per order, capacity, fixed costs and monthly break-even volume.
10Offline restaurant profitability
Connect covers, seat occupancy, average check, RevPASH and dine-in contribution.
11Use a local name online
Turn genuine offline recognition into a consistent listing and travel-ready partner menu.
12Compare restaurant channels
Measure dine-in, takeaway and delivery contribution on one documented basis.
13FSSAI licence for restaurants
Use the April 2026 thresholds, prepare documents and avoid common FoSCoS application mistakes.
14A practical weekly review
Connect stock usage, waste, kitchen capacity and offline or delivery contribution in one evidence-led review.
Browse the complete guide library → · Download the free control sheets →
WORKED SETTLEMENT EXAMPLE
USD 12,000 in sales is not USD 12,000 in the bank.
In this fictional case, subtract USD 2,400 in fees and USD 500 in marketing. Add a USD 80 credit and subtract a USD 120 charge. The expected payout is USD 9,060.
If the matching bank deposit is USD 8,760, the difference to investigate is USD 300—not the full USD 3,240 gap from sales. Check scope, references, dates and adjustments before calling it an underpayment. Payout is not profit after food, wages or rent.
These invented amounts are not platform prices, typical rates or real business results.
Follow the complete DoorDash example| Component | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Report sales | 12,000 |
| Commission and fees | −2,400 |
| Marketing | −500 |
| Amendment credit | +80 |
| Amendment charge | −120 |
| Expected payout | 9,060 |
| Matching bank deposit | 8,760 |
| Unexplained difference | 300 |
AVAILABLE TODAY · ZOMATO & SWIGGY ONLY
Export your own Zomato or Swiggy partner records
While signed in to an authorised partner account, select available orders, reports, menus, ratings, settlements, finance or invoice records and save structured CSV or JSON files to your device. Zomato and Swiggy support is platform-specific.
DoorDash & Uber Eats data extractor
Help us build tools that fit your restaurant. Contact us to help shape the DoorDash and Uber Eats data extractors by sharing the reports and workflows you need.
Not available to install yet; no release date is announced. Contact is a feasibility discussion, not an order or a delivery promise. Please do not send credentials, customer data or raw exports.
Run a restaurant on another delivery app?
DoorDash, Uber Eats and other delivery-platform restaurant owners can contact Anurag about a data-extractor requirement. Tell us the country, platform, report types and workflow you need. Do not send passwords, tokens, customer data or raw exports.
Not currently available: extraction or automatic file parsing for these other platforms. Contact is a feasibility discussion, not a purchase, integration promise or platform partnership.