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Beverage Par & Order Builder
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Pick a category tab and your Outlet, then enter what's on the shelf in On Hand (leave a line blank to skip it; type 0 only if truly empty). The Order column fills in automatically. When done, hit Generate order reportEmail order.

Can’t find it on the list? Add a write-in — it rides along on the order and gets flagged so it can be added to the tool.
Read me before trusting the pars These starting pars are calculated from the Toast sales you exported, converted to depletion (wine by-the-glass rolled into bottles at 5 oz; spirits at a 1.5 oz pour). Two things you control below really matter: ① Sales window — I assumed the export covers 13 weeks; set the real number and every par rescales. ② Spirit uplift — cocktail recipes weren't available, so spirit pars start from direct pours only plus an uplift to cover cocktail usage. Outlet tags are a best guess — reassign freely. Cellar/rare bottles (sold 1–2×) were left out; add them as custom items.

Calculation settings

Sales data window
weeks
How many weeks the uploaded sales cover. The single biggest lever on every par.
Par coverage
weeks on hand
How much stock to keep on the shelf — order cycle + delivery lead + cushion.
Safety stock
%
Buffer on top of expected depletion for busy weeks.
Spirit cocktail uplift
%
Extra par on spirits beyond direct pours, to cover the cocktails that also drink them. Liquor only.
Round orders to full cases
When on, the order rounds up to whole cases.
Order sends to
The “Email order” button on the report opens a pre-filled email to this address.

Per-item pars

Leave the Par box blank to use the suggested value (grey). Type a number to override. Adjust Pack to match how your vendor sells it.

Add an item

For well spirits, vermouths, juices/mixers, bitters, NA, or anything not pulled from sales.

Save & share configuration

Your settings, pars, outlet tags and custom items save automatically in this browser. Export a file to back it up or move it to another machine.

How this works

For Erin — the weekly count

  1. Pick the Outlet you're counting (or leave on All Outlets for a property-wide count). Shared items show up under every outlet.
  2. Walk the bar / storeroom and type the quantity you have into On Hand. Count in the unit shown (cans, bottles, kegs).
  3. The Order column fills itself: Par − On Hand, rounded to cases where set.
  4. Switch category tabs (Beer / Wine / Liquor / Mixers / Garnish) and repeat — a copper number on a tab flags how many lines need ordering there.
  5. Hit Generate order reportEmail order to send it straight to beverage@crossroadshotelkc.com (or Copy / CSV / Print).

For Tyler — the math

Per item: weekly use = sales ÷ window weeks; par = weekly × coverage × (1+safety); spirits get ×(1+uplift). Rounded up, minimum 1 for anything that moves. Anything you type in the Par box overrides the calc.

Defaults: 13-week window, 1.5 weeks coverage, 15% safety, 40% spirit uplift. Floor rules: canned & bottled beer rounds up to multiples of 24 (min 24); kegs sit at a 2 minimum; well spirits round up to multiples of 12 (min 12) and stay out of the slow-mover drawer. Toggle which spirits are well in the per-item table. Everything else carries a 2 minimum — except liquor over $80/bottle and wine over $150/bottle, which may sit at 1. That reads each bottle’s price (the $/btl box on wine & spirit rows, pre-filled from the 5/31 audit cost); edit a price and the floor lifts automatically. By audit cost nothing currently clears those lines, so all spirits floor to 2 today. By-the-glass wines are set to a flat par of 24, ordered in cases of 12. Fever-Tree mixers carry a 48 minimum, ordered in cases of 24; other juices sit at 6. Mixers & garnish are manually set (no sales feed) — adjust their starting pars and add your own. The relative pars are right regardless of the window — only the absolute level moves with it.

To make it sharper, feed me

  • Outlet-tagged sales (Toast → by revenue center) so each bar gets its own true pars instead of property-wide.
  • Cocktail recipes / build specs so base-spirit, vermouth, liqueur & modifier depletion is exact instead of an uplift estimate.
  • Vendor order guides for real pack sizes & par-by-vendor grouping.