Haldiram's(40+ outlets)
Counter, Zomato, Swiggy — teenon ki report upload kariye. Hum batate hain har channel se ek order pe aapko asal mein kitna bachta hai, aur ads aur discount pe mahine bhar mein kitna gaya.
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Your month sits in four or five different places and none of them can see the others. Hisaab pulls them into one record.
“Rent, staff, gas, bijli — yeh sab kis file mein hai?”
| Came off your sales | Orders | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Customers paidwhat your kitchen billed | 1,412 | ₹ 11,84,620 |
| Commissionagreed 18% | 1,412 | 2,13,230 |
| Adsads sold to you | — | 68,400 |
| Discountdiscount off your bill | — | 52,800 |
| Penaltylate order, cancel, complaint | 86 | 30,470 |
| Delivery, packing, tax, TDSplatform charge | — | 37,280 |
| Came off the top | 1,412 | ₹ 4,02,180 |
Three steps, one job: every file is read line by line whatever its format, the channels are put side by side, and each one is worked out down to a single order.
We do not need to know which app made your file. It is read by what its own columns say — every row of it, no sampling, no “top 50”.
Counter, Zomato, Swiggy and your purchases land on the same rows. Nothing is counted twice, and each total is checked against the total its own file states.
Sales, less what each platform took, less the food. You see ₹94 on a dine-in order beside ₹18 on a delivery one — and what your ads and discounts had to earn.
All three come off the same calculation, so the month, the channels and the marketing always carry the same numbers.
The whole month on one page: what you sold, what came off it, what the food cost, and what was left. Every figure links to the cell it was read from.
Your counter beside every platform, on the same rows. Zomato shows you Zomato and Swiggy shows you Swiggy — this is the only place they sit together.
| Channel | Sold | Came off | Per order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dine-in | ₹ 3,84,200 | ₹ 11,500 | ₹ 94 |
| Takeaway | ₹ 1,02,600 | ₹ 3,080 | ₹ 71 |
| Zomato | ₹ 4,61,300 | ₹ 2,18,900 | ₹ 18 |
| Swiggy | ₹ 2,36,520 | ₹ 1,68,700 | ₹ 9 |
Not a forecast — nobody can forecast this from one month. It is arithmetic on your own numbers: what the money you already spent had to bring in to have been worth spending.
| Discount | Costs you | Leaves you | Orders needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10% | ₹ 33 | ₹ -15 | never pays |
| 20% | ₹ 65 | ₹ -47 | never pays |
| 30% | ₹ 98 | ₹ -80 | never pays |
Sales and purchases from your POS. Payouts from each partner app → last month → Download. Whatever you have is enough to start.
Every line of every file is read and put on the same rows — whichever app made them, and whatever the columns are called.
What each channel sold, what came off it, and what one order of each actually leaves you — with what your ads and discounts had to earn.
In ten minutes you will know what each channel sold, what it cost you to sell there, and what one order of each actually left you.
This page is built only from the files you upload. We do not see your bank account, so we cannot confirm the money arrived. Rent, salaries, electricity and gas are in none of these files, so nothing here is profit until you tell us what they are. And nothing on the page claims an ad or a discount caused an extra order — it tells you what the spend had to earn, not what it earned.