Every vendor price move, and what it costs you.
Price watch reads every invoice line and flags any food price that moved more than 5% since the last invoice, with the weekly dollar impact for that store.
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Five moves. One number that matters.
Nobody reads every line of every invoice. Price watch does, then adds up what the changes mean at the rate that store is using each item.
The changes that hide in the paperwork.
Moves over 5%, up or down
Listed by item and vendor against the last invoice, with the dollar impact for the week.
Pack and unit changes
Lines where the pack or unit looks different land on a check list, so the comparison stays honest.
One item, every vendor
Each vendor's line is tied to one item in lowboy, so a lemon is the same lemon wherever you buy it.
Plates that drift over target
Recipe costs follow invoice prices, so when an ingredient climbs, the plate it goes on shows it.
A price flag is a phone call someone has to make.
Every flag carries one button: Make it a task. It lands on that store's screen with a due date, and the flag shows who closed it and when.
See how lowboy gets money backOne vendor. Months of overbilling.
While we were building lowboy, a line-by-line check of one vendor's invoices against the prices we had signed turned up months of overbilling. The vendor agreed to credit it back. Nobody on the team would have caught it by hand.
That check is now part of price watch.
Agreed-price check
Set the price you shook on. Any invoice line billed above it gets flagged.
Credit requests
The request is drafted for you with the invoice, the line and the difference, then tracked until it is credited or refused.
See what your invoices have been saying.
Thirty minutes with the operator who built it. Made for restaurant groups with 3 to 20 locations.
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