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LocalPulse for restaurants, takeaway & delivery

The same storm fills your delivery queue and empties the dining room.

Weather and events push dine-in and delivery in opposite directions, and paydays and big games move both. LocalPulse starts by understanding your business: Jev, a typed judgment model, reads what you serve and how people order, and sets a signed starting effect for each driver. Your own orders then confirm or overrule each one.

What moves your trade

The drivers that matter for restaurants, takeaway & delivery

Typical directions to start from. For your business, Jev sets a signed starting effect for each driver from what you tell us about it; your own data then confirms or overrules each one, and the dashboard shows where they disagree.

  • Rain and coldeither way

    A delivery kitchen usually expects rain and cold to lift orders; a terrace restaurant expects them to hold covers back. Jev sets the direction for your business; your data sets the size.

  • Heateither way

    Very hot days tend to lift ice cream and cold drinks and hold back hot food. Treated as its own driver, separate from a merely warm day.

  • Paydaysusually lifts

    Payday weekends are modelled separately from ordinary weekends, so they are not mistaken for events.

  • Big games and concertseither way

    Fans ordering in lift delivery; road closures around the venue can hold back a fine-dining room nearby. Each event is scored for your business, with a direction and a confidence.

Questions it answers

Ask it about your own days.

  • Does rain help or hurt us, and by how much?
  • How much did the last test match add to orders?
  • Which nights next week need an extra driver?
  • Is this quiet month us, or the calendar?

What you bring

  • Daily orders, covers or takings from your POS or delivery platform export (CSV)
  • Only daily totals are stored

No data yet? A pulse report scores the next 60 days for your town from the signals alone.

Get ahead

What LocalPulse suggests

Only moves that fit your business: a café never sees a rate change. Each comes with the dates, a cautious-to-likely gross-profit range, the drivers behind it and how the result will be measured.

  • Staff hours by day for the next fortnight
  • Prep and stock quantities
  • Opening hours
  • Promotions on quiet stretches

See what moves your orders.

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