Fruxient Accounting


June 24, 2021

5 Ways Fruxient Accounting Helps Sustain Profitability

There is little or no doubt that in order to manage and grow a successful business, you need to have excellent financial management, conducted by a […]
April 22, 2021

Why Is It Necessary To Run A Data Diagnostic Test On The POS? – Part 2

In the second part of this case study on POS data integrity, we will show how variances in data occur in Purchases & Inventory transfers. 1. […]
April 22, 2021

Why Is It Necessary To Run A Data Diagnostic Test On The POS? – Part 1

A system that is used throughout the restaurant industry is POS which stands for Point of Sale. This computer-operated system allows business owners to track sales, […]
April 21, 2021

How To Manage Account Receivables Of Your Business Efficiently

Accounts receivable are created when food and beverages are sold to the customer. According to the nature of sales and payment method, we have divided accounts […]
September 12, 2020

Restaurant Accounting – Payroll Journal

A payroll journal entry is a method of recording expenses in the accounts book of your restaurant pertaining to employee compensation. A payroll journal record incorporates […]
September 12, 2020

Restaurant Accounting – Caution! Don’t let Voids and Over-Rings Go Unaccounted!

For example, an employee takes an order and the client changes their mind. If the servers are voiding items that are delivered to the client instead […]
September 12, 2020

Restaurant Operations – Cost Control Tips

A restaurant is neither a thing nor a structure nor a group of people and certainly not a recipe, concept, or a brand. It is a […]
September 12, 2020

Restaurant accounting for QSR and Fast Casual Multi-Unit Franchisees – Time is Money

The time taken to prepare a restaurant’s financial statements after the end of the reporting period matters a lot. The quicker the financial statements get in […]
September 12, 2020

QSR Accounting – Why is Accrual Method of accounting better?

Accrual basis accounting means that revenue is “documented” or “recognized” when it is received and expenses are “documented” or “recognized” when they are incurred, regardless of […]