Track every number your business already keeps. Automatically, from day one.
Our AI agents collect every number from the systems your locations use, from the point of sale to the ads on Meta, TikTok and Google, past months included. The data stays yours. Realytics answers from all of it, inside and outside, in one place. Just Ask Realytics.
All your numbers in one place, and every answer faster.
Every number, past months included
Our AI agents collect from every system your locations use, and from the months each of them already holds.
Yours, and yours alone
Your numbers, your months, your own record — and your team keeps its own screens and its own way of working.
Every decision, faster
Realytics answers from all of it, your own numbers and the street’s, in one place. One question replaces the exports. Just Ask Realytics.
Order for what the street is asking for.
One sample bakery, one month, three items. What sold on the shelf beside what the street praised, and the order that follows.
The shelf shows what sold. The street shows what was wanted.
Skip the setup. Keep the insights.
The systems stay as they are. The agents do the collecting, and the answers arrive with the street beside them.
Collect every number automatically
Add it once, in the browser your locations already use. From then on our AI agents collect from the sales screen, the schedule, the orders, the stock count, the bookings, the loyalty program, the delivery apps and the ad accounts on Meta, TikTok and Google.
Ask new questions of old months
The agents collect the months each system already holds, so the first answer covers the year behind you as well as the week ahead.
Get the street beside every number
Every number your locations keep lands beside what the street around them is doing: the visits, the prices, and what customers there ask for. The street data is aggregated and anonymous.
All of it, inside and outside, in one place. Every decision, faster.
Keep every system you run. Each one answers better with the street beside it.
A café, a salon, a gym, a clinic, a garage, a showroom: the eight systems most businesses open every week, and what the street adds to each answer.
The sales screen
Sales by hour and by item.
The hour the street fills, and the items it talks about.
Staff the hour; back the item.
The schedule
Who is on, and the labour line.
When visits on the street peak.
Move the shift to the street's peak hour.
The orders
What was bought, and what it cost.
What the same item costs on the street.
Price with the street, or hold the margin.
The stock count
What is on the shelf, and the reorder line.
What the street praises and misses.
Raise the order where the street asks.
The bookings
What is booked, and the tables that stayed empty.
How the street’s Friday is shaping up.
Take more bookings when the street fills.
The loyalty program
Who came back, and which offer they used.
Who stopped coming, and which name on the street took them.
Send the offer to the ones the street is taking.
The delivery apps
Orders, and the cut each app takes.
Where the street’s visits went instead.
Keep the app where it brings new trade.
The ad accounts
Spend and reach on Meta, TikTok and Google.
Whether visits on the street moved the week the ads ran.
Put the spend where the street answered.
What the street adds comes from the 11.5B+ consumer signals Realytics already tracks.
Ask the question one screen alone leaves open.
Eight things owners and operators say every week, and the answer to each.
What owners and operators say
Sample a bakery with three locations
How did Saturday go across all 3 locations?
Two beat their usual Saturday. One fell behind while its street filled.
Two ran 6% above their usual Saturday. The third ran 9% under, and visits on its street rose 13%.
Start the week at the third one.
One Saturday, one answer, from every screen.
Do I put the second person on at six or at seven?
At six. The street fills an hour before the shop does.
The shop’s sales peak an hour after the street’s visits do. The six o’clock hour carried 14% of the day’s sales with one person on.
Start the second shift at six.
The hour the street gets busy, staffed.
Sourdough sold out by noon again. How much more do I bake?
A third more. The street’s praise for it rose while the shelf emptied.
The loaf sold out before noon on four days in six. Praise for it on the street rose 31% on the month.
Raise the bake by a third and hold the price.
The shelf sized to the street.
Are the apps taking orders from my own counter?
Mostly new trade. The counter held while the apps grew.
App orders rose 22% on the quarter. Counter sales held, up 1%, with the street’s visits up 3%.
Keep the apps on; reprice the two loaves the apps sell most.
The counter kept, and the apps kept too.
How many more bookings do I take on a Friday?
Six more. Fridays on the street are getting busier, and a tenth of the bookings stay away.
48 seats booked, 9 tables stayed empty. Visits on the street on a Friday are up 8% on the quarter.
Take six more bookings on a Friday and hold the waitlist open.
Friday’s tables filled from the street.
Flour went up 13%. Do I raise the sourdough?
Raise it on two streets; hold it on the third, where it sells for the same.
The same loaf sells for 8% more at the businesses on two of the streets; on the third it sells for the same.
Raise the price on two streets; hold it on the third.
The margin kept, street by street.
Did last month’s ads bring anyone in?
The Meta week did. The Google week moved with the street.
In the Meta week, visits rose 15% while the streets around them rose 2%. In the Google week both rose 4%.
Put next month’s spend on Meta; hold Google at what it is.
The ad that brought people in, funded.
Which location needs a visit this week?
The second one. Its sales held while its street grew.
Sales held within 1% at the second location while visits on its street rose 9%.
Visit it before the numbers show it.
The right location, a month earlier.
Weekly refreshed, since 2020
Start Smart Capture. Ask your first question this week.
The agents start collecting from the systems your locations already use, and the first answer comes back with the street beside it.