Hi there — these are real restaurant books
Everything you're about to see is the live product running on Cedar & Oak, a sample restaurant with full double-entry books — food costs, payroll, vendor terms, the works. Click anything; it's all real.
Product tour
The live FuseGrid demo on Cedar & Oak, a real set of restaurant books: prime cost, weekly cash, and the 13-week runway.
Everything you're about to see is the live product running on Cedar & Oak, a sample restaurant with full double-entry books — food costs, payroll, vendor terms, the works. Click anything; it's all real.
The cockpit opens on what needs deciding this week — stated plainly. For a restaurant that's usually prime cost creeping, a slow week forming, or a vendor bill worth renegotiating before it recurs.
Cash on hand is the cash balance — reconciled from the ledger nightly, not typed into a spreadsheet after close. Fridays stop being a surprise.
For a restaurant this reads as revenue mix — dine-in, catering, private events — and which one actually carries the margin.
Click Cash · 13 weeks.
Thirteen weeks of cash, week by week: payroll cycles, rent, the slow season you already know is coming. This is the view that turns January from a scare into a plan.
The forecast names the low point rather than making you find it — the week to collect early or delay a payment.
Same math this screen runs on Cedar & Oak — three inputs, no signup. (Catering and event invoices count as receivables.)
Everything you just saw is running on Cedar & Oak's real books, and it stays open — keep clicking. There's a second half: the advanced modules go deeper into the ledger.
Leave your email and the rest of the demo unlocks — GL detail, full financials, A/R aging — plus a link back into this exact session.
Every screen above is the live FuseGrid product running on sample books. Open it and click anything — no signup.