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Most bars do not have a customer problem. They have an hours problem. A number on every hour you trade, so you staff your golden hours and stop paying for the dead ones.
Staff your golden hours and stop paying a full crew for the dead ones.
Most bars don't have a customer problem, they've got an hours problem. Packed when they're understaffed. And paying a full crew to stand around when nobody's coming. And you feel it every single week without ever being able to prove it, because the schedule gets built on instinct and last week's memory. Time Analysis puts a number on every hour you trade. Your peak hour. Your best day. And the windows that never pay for themselves. Golden hours carried nearly seventy percent of the revenue here. Six separate windows ran dead. That's not a rounding error. That's your whole labour budget in the wrong place. The heatmap lays out every hour of every day, coloured by revenue, and the shape of it is the whole point. Most bars find a huge share of the week living inside a handful of cells. That's where you staff up, that's where you push your premiums, and that's where you never, ever cut a corner. Dead zones are the other half. Hour by hour, below break even, in red, with the call already written. Cut the staff, or promote into it. Same rent. Same licence. Same room. Same everything. You just stop paying a full crew for the hours that were never going to pay you back, and you put those people where the money actually is.
Inside CoreTAP this module is at /time. See the whole platform or open a demo tenant.
Every figure shown comes from the Miami Beach Club demo tenant. These are real numbers from demo data, shown to illustrate how the module works. They are not typical results and they are not a client's figures.
Bring two weeks of trading. That is usually enough to tell a real pattern from one busy Saturday.