Keeping account of the drinks poured at a bar has always been a controversial matter with reported loss of draft beer and the over pours along with the associated spills. All this and more often account for about twenty-three percent of loss per keg on the beer on an average as per statistics. Technology has come in handy here too with the innovation of several systems that will effectively eliminate all such wastage and bring the necessary ROI in a short time of making an investment on the systems.
There are real-time beer tracking software that you can integrate with every pouring point at the bar that will help you track every drop of beer poured. These systems are both reliable, as well as accurate so that you can fully monitor your system. There are also inventory management for the multiple locations of the pours that are all manageable through a single window. All you have to do after installation is start the system each morning and allow business to proceed as usually while you can concentrate on other venture while also keeping a tab on the pours from any place.
According to several reports, a whopping 23% of losses are due to unaccounted and over pours. The lack of the ability to monitoring the draft pours served and the pours sold at POS allows bartenders and wait for staff to sell drinks without recording the transactions at POS. Are you losing beers? What do you do to control this? Answer is " Foam On Beer Detector " SelfTap is a cutting-edge wine and beer controlling system that has brought a revolution in the way drinks are served in the hospitality industry. Popularly known as beer saver system, this innovation is a boon for establishments such as hotels, bars, restaurants, cruises, and boats most preferred option for a luxury party with lots of buzzes. It allows you to monitor unaccounted pours and over pours by tracking every ounce of draft beer and wine poured on every tap. And the best thing is you can monitor every draft pour served and the pour sold at POS from anywhere in the world. You can l...

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