Worked examples

What a quiet day is worth

Real shops will be named here when they agree to it. Until then, one worked example built with the product’s own math.

Joe’s Coffee · Seattle

Worked example, not a customer

A 30-seat cafe makes about $400 on a rainy Tuesday

342

regulars on the list who said yes to offers

Mon 6 pm

the evening before, with the forecast on screen

of them order in, at an average ticket of $28

1
The forecast for Joe’s address shows heavy rain tomorrow. The offer is already written.
2
Joe presses Send. The email carries his delivery link and a code for that day only.
3
28 regulars order in. After food cost and the discount, a little over $400 stays that the rain would have kept at home.
4
The next morning the stamp card shows the 28 visits. The same 342 people are one tap away next time.

The 28 orders are the assumption; everything else follows from it. Run your own numbers on the Lost revenue screen.

If KANJIN has filled a quiet day for you, we would like to tell the story with your numbers and your name. Only with your permission.