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Point One and Nory: from till to rota

Point One runs the till across hospitality, retail and venue sites. Nory runs the forecast, the rota and the order behind it.

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The Nory business intelligence app showing live sales of £100,449 against forecast, broken down by dine-in, pick-up and delivery, alongside average check size and a revenue trend chart.

About Point One

Point One is an EPOS system for hospitality, retail and venues, used to take orders and payments across sites. The integration connects it to Nory so trading data moves automatically, site by site, with no exports and no re-keying.

Why this integration matters

Sales data sitting in your POS only tells you what happened. Point One records what sold, when, at what price and through which channel.

The integration brings that data into Nory automatically, site by site. Nory uses it to forecast demand, build the rota and report the P&L, so the trading number becomes a decision rather than a report.

What the integration allows

The mechanics of what connects, in plain terms.

Bring Point One sales and trading data into Nory automatically, site by site

Feed the demand forecast that drives scheduling and ordering

Support consistent operational reporting across every site on Point One

Reduce the manual admin tied to exporting and re-keying trading data

Keep theoretical GP tracking against real sales, not against last month's export

Why Point One and Nory are better together

Point One runs the floor. Nory runs everything behind it. Together we streamline operations and protect margin for restaurants of every size.

One system, complete oversight

Point One sales land in Nory alongside labour and stock, so revenue, GP and labour sit in one view instead of three exports.

The Nory Flash P&L screen showing actual sales of £350,639 versus a budgeted £351,378 across all locations.

A forecast you can plan the rota against

Point One trading history becomes a rolling forecast, broken down hour by hour, built on data rather than gut feel. The Scheduling Assistant builds the rota against it in seconds.

A Nory sales versus forecast chart showing actual sales of £2,513 against a forecasted £3,193, with average check size of £24.17.

Margin gaps explained, not just flagged

Theoretical GP is tracked against Point One sales. When there is a gap, the system tells you what is behind it.

A Nory chart comparing actual GP of 73.3% against theoretical GP of 77.2% in week 7, with a 3.9% difference highlighted.

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