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Close the night with the numbers already in context.

Daily sales, expenses and period summaries usually get rebuilt in a spreadsheet after everyone has gone home. NexTable keeps them per venue, with the source attached.

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After serviceSales & Finance

Operators who compare venues and still want the source attached.

Owners and finance leads who need a consistent basis across venues without erasing venue ownership of the numbers.

01

What the workspace holds

Daily sales entries, expenses and period summaries for the venue, kept separate from other departments.

02

Record the day

Sales and expenses are captured per venue, with the date and the person who entered them.

03

Keep the venue on the row

A group view is a roll-up of venue records, never a replacement for them.

04

Lead with exceptions

Unusual movements and reconciliation gaps belong above decorative charts.

Daily sales and expenses that persist, and summaries built from them.

Sales and expense records persist per venue. No bank account is connected, so nothing is reconciled against a statement automatically.

StatusDaily sales and expenses persist; no bank is connected.

This is not accounting software.

NexTable prepares the operating view. Your accounting system remains the ledger of record, and bank feeds are not connected.

Sales and expenses per venue
Period summaries
Source kept with the number
No bank connection

The other nine services, one click away.

Every service shares the same account, venues and permissions. Open any of them and the context comes along.

Bring the reports you already distrust.

We will look at source, venue and review state before talking about charts.