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HeyGM

For owners of 2 to 20 bars, restaurants and event venues

Your venues, read for you every morning.

One plain-English brief for each venue, one view of the whole group, and an alert the moment something needs a person. Built on the POS, the books, the reservations and the events diary you already pay for. Live in days, with nothing new for your team to learn.

Thirty minutes. Bring a read-only login to your POS and you see your own brief by Friday.

The Anchor · morning briefSat 19 Sept · 7:02am

Good morning. Friday closed at $18,420 net from 412 covers, up 6% on the same Friday last year. The week so far is $71,900, $3,100 ahead.

Labour ran at 27.4% of sales. Two missed clock-outs are inflating that by about nine hours. The real figure is nearer 25.9%.

Needs a person today

  • A 2-star Google review at 11:40pm mentions a 40-minute wait. A draft reply is ready for the manager.
  • A party of 60 enquired on Tuesday and has had no answer. Worth about $7,500.
  • Card fees in the books are 0.4 points above what the POS says they should be.
Every figure says where it came from: the POS · the books · the events diary · Google

Live for

Your systems stay where they are

Everything you already run, read as one business.

POS and sales
ToastStripeSquareLightspeed
Books and bank
QuickBooksXeroRevolut Business
Bookings and events
OpenTableResyTripleseat
People and payroll
Staff clock and rosterBrightPayToast labour
Reviews, social and web
Google reviewsMetaGoogle AnalyticsTikTok
Purchasing and files
MarginEdgeSupplier invoicesGoogle Sheets
Yours is not here?Let us know what systems you use. We will confirm whether we can connect, or scope out building a connection.
Tell us your systems
HeyGMreads overnight · explains every number · tells the right person
The morning briefThe alertThe group view

"Friday is up 6% on last year. Three event enquiries are unanswered, worth $14k. Labour is 3 points over at one location. The follow-ups are drafted."

Connected todayIn build

Whatever your venues run on.

Every bar has its own POS and its own bookings diary. The brief does not care which. Here is what we already read, and what connects the same way.

Connected todayOpen API, same connectionScheduled export or signed-in readChecked for your account at setup. Not listed? Tell us what you use and we will confirm, or scope a connection.

Not another dashboard to log in to.

Dashboards wait for you to look. This reads your numbers overnight, works out what changed and why, and tells the right person. Three things arrive.

one

The morning brief

An email before the first shift. Yesterday against the same day last year, labour against sales, what the books say against what the POS says, and the short list of things that need a person.

  • One per location, written for its manager
  • Every number explained: where it came from and how it was worked out
  • No login, no app, no training
A morning brief email with dummy figures
The morning brief as it arrives. Dummy figures. A screen recording will replace this.
two

The alert

Some things cannot wait for morning. A bad review, a regular with a big booking, followers dropping, an enquiry nobody answered. The manager of that location and the owner hear about it at the same time.

  • By email, or to the phone
  • Goes to the person who can act, not to everyone
  • Quiet when nothing is wrong
9:41
Harbour Roomnow
2-star Google review"Waited 40 minutes for a table we had booked." Sent to the manager and the owner. Draft reply attached.
The Anchor1h ago
A top-20 customer just bookedParty of 45 on 3 Oct. Fourth event this year, $31k to date.
GroupMon 7:00
Last week against last yearFour locations up, one down. Open the snapshot.
Dummy alerts
three

The group view

Every location side by side, on your phone. Who is ahead of last year, whose labour is drifting, whose reviews are slipping, and which systems are connected where.

  • Each person sees only their own locations
  • Owners and managers add their own team
  • A map, a team tree, and the ten customers worth the most to the group
A group view of five locations with dummy figures
The group view for a dummy group of five pubs. A screen recording will replace this.

From first call to first brief in a week.

We do the setting up. You keep every system you have.

Two questions

What is your POS or booking system, and what are your books on? If both are online, you are a fit.

Read-only logins

You give us read-only access. We never change anything in your systems, and you can switch us off in a minute.

Your brief by Friday

The first brief lands within the week, on your own numbers, with last year beside it.

Add your people

Each manager gets their own location. Partners see their own bars. You see everything.

CRM build

Your own CRM, built around how you sell.

For groups that have outgrown the spreadsheet, or pay for Salesforce or HubSpot seats they half use. We build it for you, on the same engine as the brief.

Guests and companies, one record

Every booking, enquiry and email for a guest or a company, in one place.

Events and private hire, as a pipeline

Each enquiry from first email to signed, with its value and its next step.

Regulars and VIPs

Ranked by visits and spend, across every venue in the group.

Corporate accounts

Who books for each company, what it spent last year, and when it last booked.

Follow-ups drafted for you

When an enquiry goes quiet, a draft is waiting. Nothing goes until someone clicks send.

Every email logged

Mail to and from each guest and company lands on their record on its own.

Reports the way you run

By venue, by event manager, by month. Built to the questions you ask.

Corporate accountWarm

Pier Street Advisory

3 bookers · 7 events this year · $41,200 to date

  • Next Christmas party for 80 at The Anchor. Quote sent 14 Oct, no reply yet. Follow-up drafted.
  • Email "Can we hold the 12th?" from their office manager, logged 9 Oct.
  • Booked Team dinner for 14, Harbour Room, 2 Oct. $1,860.
From Tripleseat · OpenTable · Toast · the inbox
A dummy record
Built on what you have

Built by us on the HeyGM core, and connected to the systems it already reads: Tripleseat, OpenTable or Resy, Toast and the inbox.

Yours to keep

The settings change as you do. Your data is always yours to export.

How it starts

A pilot on your own data, before any commitment.

Running today.

Sixteen venues across two cities, six systems, one idea: bring everything into one place and have it read every morning.

Hospitality · New York and Dublin

Mahon Hospitality Group

Sixteen bars, restaurants and event spaces across two countries. POS, books, events, reservations, reviews and social in one hub, with a brief to every manager each morning.

16venues
6systems connected
< 3 weeksto build
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Also running beyond hospitality · London

A London property investor

The same engine reads nine feeds across two buildings and 150,000 sq ft: the accounts, the rent roll, door access, footfall and the deal pipeline, in one view, with the board pack made in a click.

2buildings
150ksq ft
9feeds, one view

Try it on made-up numbers.

A working demo account, open to anyone, no sign-in. Every venue, person and figure in it is invented, so click anywhere.

Show me on my numbers.

Thirty minutes. We look at the live hub on a phone, you tell us your POS and your books, and you have your own brief by Friday. Or open the demo first: hospitality.heygm.io.

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