Integration

Toast POS integration

Toast is your POS and a primary system of record for sales activity and actual labor where applicable. DailyGM is the operating layer. It reads Toast operating activity and organizes it into the Daily Operator Brief and related workflows — so managers get priorities, not another export.

What Toast provides

  • POS transactions and business-date sales activity
  • Checks and average check context
  • Actual labor truth where applicable
  • Item movement and operating activity recorded in Toast

What DailyGM provides

  • Operational interpretation across Toast and connected systems
  • Management focus in the Daily Operator Brief
  • Labor context connected to sales pace and demand — with scheduling context from the restaurant’s scheduling system when connected
  • Decision support Before Service, without replacing Toast

What operators see

  • Yesterday’s sales and labor in the operating scorecard
  • Labor in context with demand and purchasing pressure — not labor alone
  • Today’s focus for the pre-shift conversation
  • A path into Operator workflows when investigation is needed

Toast and DailyGM

Toast

  • POS and transaction system
  • Sales and actual labor record
  • System of record

DailyGM

  • Operating picture
  • Daily Operator Brief
  • Management focus and decision support

Common questions

Does DailyGM replace Toast?
No. Toast remains your POS and system of record.
Does DailyGM write data back into Toast?
No. DailyGM reads from Toast and organizes the operating picture.
Does DailyGM use Toast for scheduling?
Toast provides actual labor where applicable. Scheduling context may come from Toast Scheduling or another supported scheduling system. DailyGM does not replace your scheduler.