One operational truth
Counts, movements, orders, shifts, deliveries, and printer events create one traceable venue history.
The venue operating system
Beverage evidence, inventory, purchasing, orders, teams, delivery, and local printers—connected inside one private venue workspace.

From audit tool to operating layer
Start with the beverage-control problem you can measure. Expand into the operations your team runs every day—without stitching together another collection of disconnected dashboards.
Counts, movements, orders, shifts, deliveries, and printer events create one traceable venue history.
Every business gets its own membership, credentials, devices, integrations, and isolated PostgreSQL data cell.
AI can inspect evidence and surface mismatches. Managers own approvals, exceptions, and every consequential action.
The connected stack
Entitlements activate by plan. Roles protect every write. POS, payment, workforce and accounting events stay attached to the venue where they happened.
Guided station counts combine sealed units, open-bottle weight, private photo proof, rule checks, and optional AI evidence extraction.
Live quantities, reorder points, suppliers, purchase orders, receiving, waste, transfers, and reasons.
Pilot answers from records inside that venue cell and keeps its conversation history attached to the business.
2 low-stock items and 1 open delivery require review.
Open and split checks, move or merge tables, apply reasoned discounts and comps, reconcile multi-tender payments, issue refunds, and route durable tickets and guest receipts to bar, kitchen, receipt, expo, or backup.
Rotatable table QR identities and expiring PIN sessions let guests order while managers retain approval before preparation.
2 items awaiting approval
Publish shifts, enforce approved devices and venue-radius attendance, track training acknowledgements, certifications, and cash closeouts.
Daily, hourly, menu, employee, table, payment, tax, tip, discount and refund views—with CSV export, supplier invoices, and a balanced operational ledger.
Assigned, picked up, en route, delivered, failed, or cancelled—with proof and failure notes.
Owner, manager, billing, and viewer roles keep duties separate. DramAudit support sees private operations or conversations only through explicit, expiring grants.
One guided launch path
DramAudit converts a venue’s answers into configuration—not a custom code fork. Each stage leaves a clear status for the owner and platform team.
Choose a plan, verify identity, accept terms, and establish the organization.
Answer 14 structured questions covering venue, staff, systems, suppliers, and printers.
The platform creates the venue’s private operational schema and plan entitlements.
Discover local printers, map stations, diagnose the device, and test primary and backup routes.
Complete the first audit and operational checks before moving the venue live.
Private by architecture
DramAudit runs one maintainable product while separating each customer’s data, memberships, device credentials, printer routes, files, integrations, and audit evidence.
A command view for every role
Managers see the workflow they own. Platform operators see fleet health and metadata. Private venue content stays closed unless the customer grants scoped access.
Beverage proof recordednow
Purchase order received12m
Printer job completed18m
Plans that follow the operation
Implementation covers structured setup, workflow validation, printer mapping where included, and manager handoff. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
For venues replacing spreadsheet and paper bottle counts.
For teams connecting beverage control with daily stock operations.
For venues coordinating the complete operating rhythm.
Founding-pilot onboarding is currently controlled. Multi-venue groups receive a custom rollout and consolidated operating plan.
Built for real-world questions
No. AI evidence checks are optional. DramAudit rechecks the structured result against the entered weight, and managers remain the final authority.
No. Each venue receives its own isolated data schema, file area, credentials, device pairings, printer routes, and operational history.
A lightweight agent runs on the venue computer, discovers local printers, and claims only jobs routed to printers that specific device has reported. Primary failure can retry once on a configured backup.
No. Fleet metadata is visible for reliability, but conversations and operational content require an explicit customer grant with a defined scope and expiry.
Run the whole venue
Bring floor service, payments, evidence, inventory, teams, compliance, reporting, delivery, and printers into one operating rhythm.