By beer
Each beer's sales at the register beside how often people logged it on Taste, for the last 7, 30 or 90 days.
By beer puts each beer's register sales next to how often people logged it on PintDeck Taste. It answers "which beers are selling" and "which beers are people talking about", and shows where the two disagree.
It needs Square connected. Until it is, it says No register connected, with Connect your register.
Read the table
Pick 7 days, 30 days or 90 days at the top. Days end at midnight in your brewery's time zone, the same as the dashboard.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Beer | The beer. |
| Sold | Units rung up on register buttons matched to it. |
| Tickets | How many tickets it was on. |
| Per ticket | Units per ticket. A high number means rounds for a table, not single pints. |
| To members | Units sold to club members, and their share. |
| Revenue | What those units brought in. |
| Avg price | Revenue per unit, across every size. It moves when the mix of pints and smaller pours changes, not only when a price does. |
| Logged | Times it was logged on Taste. Shown once your brewery is claimed on Taste. |
| Logged rate | Logged as a share of sold. more logged than sold means the beer is outrunning the till. |
Filters, columns and saved views work as they do on the other tables.
How much of the till it covers
Above the table, a line says how much of your register is matched to a beer, like 62% of your register is matched to a beer, with what's matched and everything else in dollars. Under 80%, the counts are a floor, not a total.
If there are register items still to check, the line links to them: 4 still to review on Register. In Settings › Register, Beers at the register suggests a match for each item, and you confirm it, fix it or mark it as not a beer.
One beer
Click a beer to open it: Sold, Revenue, Tickets (with units per ticket), To members (with their share of pours), and Logged and Logged rate when you're on Taste. Day by day charts every day in the window, with the Best day. A beer logged more often than it sold is marked Outruns the till.