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Portillo's
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Portillo's

Sales posting and GL tie-out went from three people over three or four days to one person in a half hour.

Segment
Fast casual
Units
70+ locations
Published interview at
blog.mirus.com
  1. The challenge01

    General-ledger reporting ran on paper. Posting sales and completing the tie work across the 42 locations Portillo’s had at the time took three people three to four days each cycle.

  2. What Mirus does02

    Mirus loads sales from Aloha POS alongside the GL account names, sub-accounts and mappings, and feeds the result to Sage for upload. Setup took about three months.

  3. The result03

    Tie work is done by one person in a half hour, and posting sales takes five minutes. Tax-exempt sales are tracked in the same place, and the check viewer replaced a search that used to be almost impossible.

“It's completely eliminated the manual tie piece.”
Christine DeCiccoSr. Manager of Accounting and ReportingPortillo's
Summarized from a published interview.Read the interview
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