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Open Assistant in the sidebar to meet Mise, a chat that knows your restaurant’s data. The value: questions that used to mean opening three reports and a calculator now take one sentence. Mise answering "Generate me a sales overview & strategy": specific numbers, actions, and a full report to expand

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Ask real questions

Type the question the way you’d ask a sharp analyst:
  • “How did sales last week compare to the week before?”
  • “Who drove overtime this week?”
  • “What did my food cost look like last month?”
  • “Which delivery channel grew the most this quarter?”
  • “Generate me a sales overview & strategy based on last month’s performance.”
You get an answer with the numbers behind it: not “delivery is underused” but “delivery is 10.3% of sales with a $27.93 average check, almost double takeout; push high-margin bundles there.”

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What it can do beyond answering

  • Generate full reports: pmix reports, monthly overviews, cost breakdowns. Big answers come with an Expand Full Report card you can open and download.
  • Analyze with sub-agents: ask it to break down a problem (“with a team of subagents, analyze my least profitable recipes”) and it splits the work.
  • Recommend actions: strategies come with concrete steps and sourced references, not vibes.
  • Remember context: past chats live in the left panel. Reopen one and keep going instead of re-explaining.

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When to use it vs. the reports

  • Assistant: one-off questions, quick comparisons, “why did X happen”, cross-page questions (sales and labor and food cost in one answer).
  • Reports (Sales, Labor): recurring reviews and detail you’ll drill through yourself.
Start with the Assistant. Open the report only when you need to see the shape of the data yourself.

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Know-how

  • Be specific about the period: “June vs. May” beats “recently”. The tighter the question, the tighter the answer.
  • Mise is AI and can make mistakes. Double-check any number before it goes into a decision that costs real money; the underlying reports are one click away.
  • Ask follow-ups in the same chat. “Now break that down by location” works because it remembers what “that” is.