Platform: Restaurant365

Offshore accountants experienced in Restaurant365 (R365).

Restaurant365 is the leading restaurant-specific accounting and operations platform, used by 40,000+ restaurant locations across independent operators, multi-unit franchisees, and restaurant groups. Our R365-trained offshore accountants handle full accounting cycles in R365: daily sales import, AP processing, multi-location consolidation, inventory management, and operator dashboards.

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About Restaurant365

About Restaurant365

Restaurant365 is a restaurant-specific cloud platform combining accounting, operations, inventory, and scheduling into a unified system. Founded in 2011 and now serving tens of thousands of restaurant locations, R365 has become the default mid-market restaurant platform, displacing generic accounting software (QuickBooks) for restaurants with 2+ locations or complex food cost management needs.

R365 integrates with major restaurant POS systems (Toast, Aloha, MICROS, Square for Restaurants, TouchBistro, Revel), payroll providers (Paychex, ADP, Paylocity), inventory suppliers (Sysco, US Foods, Gordon Food Service), and banking.

Restaurant operators move to R365 when generic QBO hits limitations: class tracking gets unwieldy beyond 3 locations, POS integration becomes painful, food cost % calculations require manual work, and multi-location consolidation starts taking days instead of hours.

Capabilities

What our Restaurant365-trained accountants handle

Daily sales importDaily POS sales automatically import from Toast, Aloha, MICROS; reconciliation and posting to GL.
AP processing in R365Vendor invoice entry, Sysco/US Foods EDI integration, three-way matching, approval workflows.
Multi-location consolidationConsolidated financials across 2–50 locations, per-unit P&L, shared-service allocation.
Food cost managementTheoretical vs actual food cost variance, recipe costing, menu engineering metrics.
Inventory countsWeekly and monthly inventory counts in R365, variance analysis by location.
Labor scheduling integrationR365 Scheduling module integration for labor cost tracking, labor % management.
Period-close processes4-week period close (13 periods per year) vs calendar month close.
Franchise reportingPer-location P&L formatted per franchise brand requirements.
KPI dashboardsDaily flash P&L, weekly flash P&L, prime cost reporting, variance commentary.
Implementation supportR365 implementation project support for businesses migrating from QBO or other platforms.
Integration

Integration with your stack

R365 typical stack context

R365 usually sits at the center of a restaurant operations stack:

  • POS: Toast, Aloha, MICROS, Square for Restaurants (sales data feeds R365 nightly)
  • Payroll: Paychex, ADP, Paylocity (payroll data feeds R365 per pay period)
  • Inventory suppliers: Sysco, US Foods, Gordon Food Service (EDI integration for invoice entry)
  • Banking: direct bank feed integration

What's handled in R365 vs elsewhere

In R365: all accounting (GL, AP, AR), inventory, food cost, operations reporting. Outside R365: typically payroll processing (stays in payroll provider), tax preparation (stays with tax CPA), point-of-sale (stays with POS provider).

Use cases

Common use cases

Multi-unit franchisee

Multi-unit restaurant franchisee with 5–25 locations using R365

Daily POS imports, per-unit P&L, franchisor-required reporting, labor cost management, food cost optimization, consolidated financials by brand.

Independent restaurant group

Restaurant group with 2–8 locations, multiple concepts

Location-level and concept-level P&L, consolidated view, prime cost management, menu engineering support.

Restaurant migrating from QBO

Growing restaurant moving from QuickBooks to R365

Implementation project support, chart of accounts rebuild, historical data migration, process redesign for R365-native workflows.

Existing R365 users

Restaurant already on R365 needing additional accounting capacity

Day-to-day accounting cycle in R365, no implementation needed, immediate productivity after onboarding.

FAQ

Common questions

How many R365 implementations has your team worked on?

Our R365-trained accountants have collectively supported 200+ R365 engagements, ranging from 2-location independents to 40+ unit franchisees. Specific experience varies by accountant; we match based on your specific business profile.

Do you implement R365, or just work inside an existing R365 setup?

Both. For businesses already on R365, we typically start work within 1–2 weeks. For businesses migrating from QBO or other platforms, we coordinate implementation with R365's implementation team or handle the data migration work as part of a project engagement.

What POS integrations do you work with?

Toast (most common), Aloha, MICROS/Simphony, Square for Restaurants, TouchBistro, Revel. Less common POS integrations we've worked with: Upserve (Lightspeed Restaurant), Lightspeed Restaurant, SpotOn.

Can you handle franchise-specific reporting in R365?

Yes. Major restaurant brand franchise reports (McDonald's, Subway, Dunkin', Taco Bell, KFC, Burger King, and many others) have specific formats and frequencies. R365 handles these formats; our accountants coordinate delivery.

What's R365's pricing model?

R365 pricing is negotiated per business, typically based on location count and modules used. Licensing ranges from $250–$450/month per location for small operators, scaling with volume. Implementation costs are separate. Check R365's site for current pricing.

Do you work with MarginEdge instead of R365?

MarginEdge is a common alternative for smaller operators. We have MarginEdge-trained staff as well, though smaller bench than R365. For restaurants evaluating R365 vs MarginEdge, we can share operational perspective on both.

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