AC, TC and UPT in fast food reports are important business indicators, which respectively represent the AverageCustomerSpend (AC), the number of visitors (TrafficCount, that is, the total number of diners) and the transaction success rate (conversion rate, that is, the ratio of success in thousands of transactions). These data play a key role in the background report, helping managers to quickly understand the operation in the store.

different from the monthly report of traditional restaurants, fast food restaurants usually use shorter periods, such as daily, yesterday, this week, last week, this month and last month, to adapt to their rapid turnover and high passenger flow. The contents of the report include various types: duration report: paying attention to the transactions of all cashiers and the operational efficiency of designated cashiers. Sales report: provides summary and details, which is convenient for analyzing the sales performance of the whole day and time period. Attendant's statement: it involves summary and detail, and is used to manage returns and account checking. Tables and statements: including opening rate and turnover rate, reflecting business efficiency. Pipeline report: used to copy and print, manage inventory and distribution process. Packing declaration: record the relevant data of packing in detail.

For large fast food chain stores, such as McDonald's and KFC, they usually use two sets of management systems: one is the cash register system, and the other is the logistics distribution system, which manages the store sales and supply chain respectively. When choosing catering software, we should pay attention to its rapidity, flexibility and stability, especially in inventory management, vertical management of finished and semi-finished products and logistics distribution.

generally speaking, understanding these terms and report structure is very important for the operation and decision-making of fast food restaurants, which can help the store to optimize its operation strategy and improve its operating efficiency.