If you’re running a growing restaurant franchise with spreadsheets and outdated accounting tools, you’re not alone. But you may be slowing yourself down at the exact moment you need to scale smart.
At Tablespoon, we’ve helped dozens of multi-unit operators break through a common growth wall: Their business is expanding—but their back office can’t keep up.
Growth is good—but when finance is running on Excel, it quickly becomes a bottleneck. Here’s what we see time and time again in 10- to 100-unit restaurant groups:
Manual processes may have worked at 5 stores. At 15, 30, or 50?
They don’t bend—they break. And that break shows up as late closes, bad numbers, and overworked teams.
This is where Tablespoon comes in.
We don’t just “install software”—we rewire your finance function for growth. Using Sage Intacct as a foundation, we tailor every system to the realities of fast-moving restaurant groups.
With Tablespoon’s industry-native templates and playbook, you get:
It’s not just better numbers. It’s better decisions, every day—powered by clean data and built-in automation.
One of our clients, a multi-unit Pizza Hut operator, came to us struggling with a 3-week close cycle using RTI and Excel. Their back-office couldn’t keep up with their growth—and their numbers were always out of date.
After switching to Sage Intacct with Tablespoon, their close now takes just 5 to 7 days. That’s a 123% increase in speed—without adding headcount.
“Closing the books faster is huge for us. Once accounting is done entering everything into Sage Intacct, it’s done. We’re saving so much time every month.”
That’s not just automation—it’s momentum.
Still closing your books in Excel? Still chasing down numbers from store managers or waiting weeks for P&Ls?
You’re not alone—and you don’t have to stay stuck.
Tablespoon + Sage Intacct is how today’s top QSR and fast casual brands are:
Let’s take 20 minutes and show you exactly how Tablespoon helps restaurant finance teams modernize fast—and scale smarter.
Because your business is ready to grow—and your systems should be too.