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The Key Item Inventory report is a daily (or even shift) form that is used to track your
and valuable items in the restaurant. This simple sheet will take no more than 10 min
shift. Depending on how serious you are, you can take a key item inventory daily or fr
the more attention to detail and how often it is done, the more impact and results yo
expect to see. This sheet can have a HUGE impact financially on your bottom line pro
instantly allow you to recognize if there is theft or mishandling of your most valuable
you can take instant corrective action!
Instructions:
Please note that the bottom of this workbook are 3 tabs labled Instructions (this page), Key Item S
for you to view), and Key Item (an actual sheet for you to use and customize).
>>If any sheet in this workbook is locked, please use code TRB to unlock it. <<
1) Opening Inventory - At the end (or beginning) of each day or shift take an inventor
items on hand and write the totals.
2) Purchased / Prepared - During the shift, write in the amount of each key item that
or purchased during that day / shift.
3) Total Available - Simply total the Opening Inventory and the Purchased / Prepared
gives you the total amount of product available for sale.
4) Qty. Sold / Comped - At the end of the day or shift run a PLU report from your Poin
(POS) to determine how many items were sold. You can easily set a memorized repo
only pring the items you are tracking! Enter the number of items / portions that wer
comped (notice there is no void amount here, remember voids are for items that hav
prepared).
5) Ideal Ending - This is how many items you "should" have on hand. To determine th
simple subtract the Qty. Sold / Comp. from the Total Available
3) Total Available - Simply total the Opening Inventory and the Purchased / Prepared
gives you the total amount of product available for sale.
4) Qty. Sold / Comped - At the end of the day or shift run a PLU report from your Poin
(POS) to determine how many items were sold. You can easily set a memorized repo
only pring the items you are tracking! Enter the number of items / portions that wer
comped (notice there is no void amount here, remember voids are for items that hav
prepared).
5) Ideal Ending - This is how many items you "should" have on hand. To determine th
simple subtract the Qty. Sold / Comp. from the Total Available
6) Acutal Ending - This is how mnay portions are actually available. This number is de
physical count and will become your opening number for the next day / shift.
7) Variance - This is the difference between how many you should have on hand and
your actually have on hand. Overages is usually a miscount somewhere. Shortages is
that misprepared something, spoilage or theft. In any of the three circumstance they
avoided.
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Sample Restaurant Key Item Inventory
Purchased / Prepared
Date:
Opening Inventory
Actual Ending
Variance
8 oz. Hamburgers 34 0 34 22 12 11 -1 $1.86
Chicken Doubles 5 17 22 15 7 7 0 $2.34
Rib-Eye Steaks 11 0 11 9 2 2 0 $6.57
Filet Mignon 7 3 10 5 5 6 0 $8.41
Shrimp (orders) 15 15 30 21 9 5 -4 $3.89
Lobsters 5 0 5 3 2 2 0 $5.87
Ciopino 4 5 9 6 3 3 0 $4.25
Sample 8
Sample 9
Sample 10
TOTAL LOSS -$17.42
Variance in $
-$1.86
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
-$15.56
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
-$17.42
Sample Restaurant Key Item Inventory
Purchased / Prepared
Date:
Opening Inventory
Ideal Ending
11/7/2013
Sample 1 0 0
Sample 2 0 0
Sample 3 0 0
Sample 4 0 0
Sample 5 0 0
Sample 6 0 0
Sample 7 0 0
Sample 8 0 0
Sample 9 0 0
Sample 10 0 0
m Inventory
Actual Ending
Variance in $
Variance
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
0 $0.00
$0.00