Your stores' numbers, handled.

Payroll data prepared from LiveIQ every period. Every store's sales every week. A per-store P&L every month — one login, one combined view across all your stores, so the question that matters, which of my stores actually made money?, gets answered every month instead of at tax time.

The week every owner knows

The paperwork is not the business. It just eats it.

Payroll day means rebuilding hours and tips out of the store system by hand. The bank statement means a wall of transactions with nothing labeled by store. Month-end means piles that don't match — and the per-store picture waits for the accountant, months later. OpsLedger takes that work over: three services, one rhythm, nothing new for your managers to learn and nothing to install.

01

Payroll Data Preparation

Every pay period, hours and tips come out of your store system organized and ready. You review; your accountant takes it from there. Your accountant stays your accountant — we just hand them clean data.

02

Weekly Sales Reporting

Every store's week in one clean view, so a soft store shows up while you can still fix it — not at quarter-end.

03

Monthly Per-Store P&L

Every bank transaction categorized per store and rolled into a monthly profit-and-loss view for each location. The whole portfolio, readable at a glance.

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Who it is built for

Owners who run more than one store

Subway franchise owners

21 Subway stores run on our reporting system. Hours and tips out of LiveIQ, prepared every pay period — no more rebuilding them by hand.

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Gas station & convenience owners

Fuel, merchandise, lottery, ATM, repairs, fees, payroll — every transaction categorized per location, so each site's real profit is visible every month. Nothing changes at your pumps or your registers.

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What it costs

We would rather show you the output than talk numbers

Owners are usually surprised: for most, it works out to hardly the cost of one lunch or dinner out — while what comes back is hours of your week, every week, and a clear picture of every store. Ask for the sample report, see exactly what lands in your inbox and your dashboard, and judge the output first.