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Compeat, with Ctuit Radar

Compeat, with Ctuit Radar

Overview

What is Compeat, with Ctuit Radar?

Compeat in Austin, Texas offers their restaurant management platforms which combine inventory planning and forecasting with workforce management and controls. Their platform comes in two editions: Advantage for smaller independent and chain restaurants, and Enterprise for large chains. Compeat now includes…

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Recent Reviews

Ctuit Review

10 out of 10
February 16, 2018
Incentivized
This system is used as a primary operating system for our departments. It is used to track A/R, A/P, and inventory.
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Pricing

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Essential

$399

Cloud
per month

Professional

$489

Cloud
per month

Enterprise

Custom Pricing

Cloud
per month

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee
For the latest information on pricing, visithttps://www.restaurant365.com/pricing

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Starting price (does not include set up fee)

  • $399 per month
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Product Details

What is Compeat, with Ctuit Radar?

With over 19 years of industry experience, Compeat provides integrated accounting, back office, workforce and business intelligence solutions designed specifically for restaurants. According to the vendor, Compeat’s solutions are designed to maximize restaurant profitability and control prime cost through actionable business intelligence. Compeat’s product portfolio includes Accounting, Inventory, Intelligence, Logbook, Labor, Schedule, Employee and Management Mobile Apps and third-party integrations with over 80 plus Point of Sale and Solution Partners. Compeat serves over 1500 restaurant customers with over 15,000 locations ranging from high volume independents to large chains. For more information, visit www.compeat.com.

Compeat, with Ctuit Radar Competitors

Compeat, with Ctuit Radar Technical Details

Deployment TypesSoftware as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsUnspecified
Mobile ApplicationApple iOS, Android
Supported CountriesUnited States
Supported LanguagesEnglish, Spanish

Frequently Asked Questions

Compeat in Austin, Texas offers their restaurant management platforms which combine inventory planning and forecasting with workforce management and controls. Their platform comes in two editions: Advantage for smaller independent and chain restaurants, and Enterprise for large chains. Compeat now includes Ctuit Radar (acquired 2017) as its core operating system, and the foundation for the Compeat Intelligence, Logbook, Labor, Schedule and Inventory solutions that are part of the platform.

Compeat, with Ctuit Radar starts at $399.

Restaurant365, HotSchedules, and CrunchTime! are common alternatives for Compeat, with Ctuit Radar.

The most common users of Compeat, with Ctuit Radar are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees).
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Reviews and Ratings

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Reviews

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February 14, 2022

BUYER BEWARE- reports & integration aren't as sold

Verified User
Vice-President in Finance and Accounting
Restaurants Company, 201-500 employees
Score 3 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
The program lacks a lot of detail and I will clarify in detail so someone researching doesn't make the mistake we did. 1. Customer support is bad, this is most important because an organization cannot function unless the data is functional. The system requires a lot of support on the back end and the lag is about 48 hours to never getting a response unless you constantly follow up and harass 2. Reporting is bad- there are no drill-downs, the reports cannot be customized for your business or system. Our Finance & Accounting cannot use the reports even a simple Pmix without spending many hours on it due to the way the sales data pulls. I'd focus on using this product for inventory purposes only. 3. The Inventory module is functional - fairly easy to build. 4. The group was just taken over by Restaurant 365 and is no longer putting energy into its products. It is focusing on transitioning groups to use the Restaurant 365 modules.
Pros and Cons
  • Inventory
  • Ignore using for sales & overall reporting
  • Reporting Reporting Reporting
  • Customer Service
  • Lack of AUTO IMPORT FEATURE TO ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
Likelihood to Recommend
Poor customer support Lack of implementation - this is rushed and they do not troubleshoot system issues Extremely bad reporting- Out of box only without any drill-down function. The sales summary report lacks critical information. Simple Prix is bad Export on reports is not for accounting or finance but a PDF to Excel conversion with headers and formatting issues that make pivot tables hard to create NO AUTO IMPORT FEATURES WITH ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE. Manual imports are required.
Most Important Features
  • Inventory
  • Sales
  • Labor
Return on Investment
  • Return lacked as initial year investment took much longer to build than their estimates were given
  • other issues with ROI are getting reports from our data that was built is difficult due to the limitations of their reports function
  • NO INTeGRATION DIRECT WITH ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE. EVERYTHING IS MANUAL PUSH. ALL OTHER GROUPS IN INDUSTRY USE AUTO IMPORT APPS to simplify.
Other Software Used
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