COGS-Well
COGS-Well is software for managing invoices, inventory, recipes, and costs. It finds variances between theoretical and actual inventory usage and tracks the quantity and cost of waste.
What Jolly reads from COGS-Well
Inventory counts by location
Each count recorded by location and storage area, so one count can be compared with the previous one.
Actual vs. theoretical usage
Each location's actual usage compared with the theoretical usage that recipes and sales imply.
Waste and spoilage logs
Waste and spoilage entries recorded for each location.
Food cost by location and period
Food cost recorded for each location and period, which gives each kitchen a baseline of its own.
Campaigns you can run on COGS-Well
More Kitchen & Inventory integrations
Jolly reads the same operational data from any of these.
COGS-Well integration FAQ
No. Your team keeps working in COGS-Well. Jolly reads the records COGS-Well keeps as the work happens, and campaigns pay out on those records, not on numbers people report at the end of the week.
No. Every Jolly integration is read-only. Jolly reads the data a campaign needs and sends nothing back. Connecting COGS-Well changes no records, settings, or screens in it, and the people who use it every day keep working the same way.
Our team connects COGS-Well with yours during implementation, as part of the Jolly rollout. Tell us which other systems you run, including ones that aren't in our catalog yet and ones you plan to replace.
Yes. COGS-Well reports the gap between actual and theoretical usage for each location. Jolly sets each kitchen team's target from that location's own baseline. When a location brings its gap under the target, every team member earns points automatically. Each worker follows the team's progress in the Jolly app.
No. Kitchen staff keep recording counts and deliveries in COGS-Well as they do today. Jolly reads COGS-Well's records automatically, so a campaign adds no new step to a shift.
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