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Overview

How the four stores are doing in Apr–Sep 2026, and what to do today.

Section 1 of 7The stores at a glance: sales, today's register, the days-off week to approve and the average ticket.

Next: Days off

Sales, Apr–Sep 2026

$3.52M

+7.7%vs. Apr–Sep 2025

Today's sales, until 4:00 PM

$8.6K

65 sales across the four stores

Week of Oct 5

To approve

proposed without breaking any rule

Average ticket, Apr–Sep

$142

+1.2%vs. Apr–Sep 2025

What to do today

Sales are up, and Saturdays twice as much

+7.7%$3.27M → $3.52M in Apr–Sep
This year A year earlier

A Saturday sells 13.1% more than a year ago; a day in the rest of the week, 6.1%. Prices rose 6.0% in January on every day alike: what sets Saturday apart is who is serving.

No one takes Saturday off anymore, and more people are serving in the afternoon

On a Saturday afternoon 7.3 people per store were serving; now, 9.3

Before, 21.5 of every 100 weekday days off fell on Saturday, the busiest day. Since March the proposal gives no days off on Saturday.

Sundays off are shared out evenly

In the 30 weeks before March, 11 of 40 people went three months or more without a Sunday off; in the 30 since March, 0. And there were 27 days with more than two cashiers off; since March, 0
30 weeks by handfrom 0 to 19 Sundays off
30 weeks with the dashboardfrom 6 to 9 Sundays off

The week used to be built by hand looking back, and some got more Sundays off than others without anyone deciding it. Since Mar 2, 2026 the dashboard proposes it: whoever has waited longest goes first. See the Sunday queue

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Days off

The proposed days-off week, store by store: tap a cell to see why, move a day off and approve it.