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Run the work. Control the cost. Understand the customer.

Tahanic brings workforce execution, customer reputation and operational cost intelligence into one connected platform.

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MySchedule by Tahanic

People & execution

“Who is working today, what needs doing, and what does it cost me?” Rosters, tasks and proof of completion, in one place.

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Week 34 · roster Draft
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
09–17
Ayşe
09–17
Mert
12–20
Ayşe
12–20
Deniz
16–24
+2

Build the week in one screen

Drag a shift, cover a gap, publish when it is right. Staff see it on their phone.

Today's tasks
✓ Site opening checklist · Deniz
✓ Equipment inspection · Mert
✓ Closing checklist · Ayşe

Recurring work stops being remembered

Opening, closing, checks. Attached to a shift, ticked on the phone, visible when it is missed.

Labour cost · live
This week $ 4,218
68% of the planned labour budget
Saturday evening is over budget — two hours of overlap

The roster's price, while you can still change it

Cost is calculated as you build the week, not at the end of the month when it is too late.

Shift swap · request
Deniz asks to swap Saturday 16–24 with Mert.
Approve Decline
Cost effect: +$ 24 · no rule broken

Nothing changes without a manager

Staff request, the system shows the consequence, a person decides. The same gate as every other Tahanic product.

Before you publish
Mert is booked twice on Thursday
Ayşe is outside her stated availability
Deniz has under 11 hours of rest
Overtime risk: 2 people this week

The mistakes are caught before the team sees them

Double bookings, availability conflicts, overtime risk and minimum rest are checked while the week is still a draft. Publishing notifies staff, and every change keeps its old and new version.

Proof of completion
Delivery verification · warehouse
photo reading: 24 items on site signature
Signed off by Deniz · 08:14 · on site

You choose what counts as done

A tick, a step-by-step checklist, a photo, a reading, a QR scan at the right place, a signature, or a manager sign-off. Several can be required on the same task.

When it slips
Due in 15 minutesreminder
Overdue · safety checkmanager
Still open · second contactescalated

Nothing goes quietly missing

Reminders before the deadline, a notice when it passes, escalation to a manager and then to a second name. Every completion keeps who, when and where.

Events & BEO
Wedding · Hall B120 guests
16:00 · setup photo 17:30 · equipment check 18:00 · final readiness · team lead
Manager can approve remotely

An event runs on its own timeline

Guest count and service time generate the tasks. The event closes with a completion report you can show the client.

Clock-in · today
Ayşe · 08:57on site
Mert · 09:22late
Deniz · 12:00 shiftno clock-in

Who is actually here, right now

Clock-in from the phone, checked against the location — a shop, a site or a client visit. Late arrivals and no-shows surface while the shift can still be covered.

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MyReview by Tahanic

Customers & reputation

“What did my customer say, and what do I write back?” It learns your business and your tone, drafts every reply in your voice, and stops at your approval.

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Review inbox
★★☆☆☆ “We waited a long time and the order came out wrong.”
★★★★★ “Best breakfast in the neighbourhood, the staff are lovely.”
★★★☆☆ “Food was good but it was very loud inside.”

Every review in one queue

Nothing is missed, nothing is answered twice, and the oldest never sits for a week.

Where the words come from

“We're sorry about the wait, Mark. Saturday evenings run slower in our kitchen and we are working on it.”

from: refund policy from: Saturday shift note from: your tone

Grounded in your business, not in a template

Every sentence can be traced back to something you told it. If it doesn't know, it doesn't invent.

Risk check
“I will be contacting my lawyer about this.” Stopped: legal threat · handed to you

It knows when to stop and ask

Legal, safety and staff complaints never get a ready-to-go draft. The rule runs before any AI signal and cannot be switched off.

The approval gate
arrivesdraftriskyou
Approve reply Edit

Publishing authority stays with you

Every reply waits at the gate for a person. Nothing customer-facing leaves without your explicit approval.

Adjust the draft
Shorter Warmer More apologetic More direct Translate
“Mark, I'm genuinely sorry — the wait and the wrong order are on us, and I'd like to put it right.” version 2 of 3 · earlier versions kept

Rewrite it without writing it

Length, warmth, formality and language change in one tap. It replies in the language the customer used, and keeps the versions you passed over.

Your business brain
Policies & FAQsin use
Phrases we always use6
Phrases we never use4
Rules for one-star reviewsset

Told once, used everywhere

Products, promotions, policies, good and bad reply examples, and per-location overrides. Approved replies teach it what you actually sound like.

Rules you set
5-star, no complaint → draft ready to approve
3-star or lower → assigned to the manager
Contains “refund” → held for a person
Emergency pause · stops every automation

Automation you can read in one line

Rules by rating, keyword, language, location and business hours — plus a confidence threshold, an activity log, and one button that stops everything.

Ask for reviews
Table card, receipt link or email no repeat requests · unsubscribe respected
Unhappy customers get a private form first You hear it, fix it and follow up before it becomes a public review.

More reviews, asked for properly

Requests by QR, link or email, with duplicate protection and a do-not-contact list. Never fake reviews — only real customers, asked once.

What the reviews are telling you
“slow service”14 mentions
“friendly staff”31 mentions
Saturday evenings · one location only

Complaints add up to a cause

Recurring topics, emerging issues, location differences and response times — with a weekly summary short enough to actually read.

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MyCost by Tahanic

Money & operational cost

“Where is my money going?” What you should have spent versus what you did — and the gap, explained.

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Supplier invoices
Wholesaler · 14.08$ 924
Packaging supplier · 15.08$ 318
Cleaning materials · 16.08$ 1,270
Coffee supplier · 17.08 · price up 12%$ 1,840

Price rises are noticed the day they happen

Invoices update item prices, and item prices move the cost of every product or service that uses them.

Product cost
Signature latte $ 1.20 → $ 1.38
Cost ratio 34% · target 30% Driver: supplier price rise

You see which product stopped earning

Price, portion or supplier — the decision is yours, but it is made with the real number.

Variance · this month
Should have spent$ 18,640
Actually spent$ 21,490
Variance: $ 2,850 Largest contributor: beverage stock

The gap, named

Not just that money is missing, but which category it left from.

Stock count · walk-in
Coffee beans18.4 kg
Milk6.0 kg
Cups · below reorder level2 boxes
counted on the phone · draft until finalised

Counting stops being a spreadsheet night

Count sheets by storage area, counted on a phone, saved as a draft until someone finalises it. Low stock and reorder suggestions come out of the same numbers.

Waste · this week
Prep waste · production$ 96
Spoiled · storage$ 143
Overproduction · Sunday$ 71
reason, weight, cost, photo, who and when

Waste written down is waste you can fix

Recorded in seconds with a reason attached, so waste stops being an unexplained number at the end of the month.

Where the money leaked
Expected material usage30 kg
Recorded waste2 kg
Actual depletion35 kg
Unexplained3 kg · $ 27

Overportioning, shrinkage or a wrong recipe

The gap gets a likely explanation, an estimated cost and a suggested thing to check — not a chart to interpret on your own.

Product economics
House blend · sells well34% cost
Gift set · rarely ordered26% cost
Service package · best margin19% cost
If materials rise 10%, margin falls to 21%

Popular is not the same as profitable

Every product carries its cost, margin and popularity together, and a price change can be simulated before it goes live.

What it needs first
Sales data, connected or imported
Product costs entered once, then maintained
A regular stock count someone actually does

Honest about the work it asks of you

The most demanding of the three — and the count task can be opened in MySchedule.

One account underneath

Separate products, one set of people.

Sarah the bartender at Location A is created once. MySchedule rosters her, MyReview shows her name in a customer's words, MyCost counts her hours against the week's sales. No product asks you to build your business again.

Businesses & locationsOne or fifty, each with its own rules.
People & rolesOwner, manager, staff, read-only.
NotificationsPush, email fallback, in-app.
Audit logWho did what, when, from where.
BillingPay only for the products you use.
IntegrationsPOS and review sources, where the API allows.
MySchedulePeople & execution
MyReviewCustomers & reputation
MyCostMoney & operational cost
One rule across every product

Everything is ready before you arrive. Nothing leaves without you.

Every Tahanic workflow operates behind the same control layer. The system prepares the work, flags what needs your judgment, and stops where human approval is required. Risk rules run before any AI signal and cannot be switched off by a setting.

Stops completely

Legal threats, safety and discrimination. Handed to you with the reason it stopped.

Escalates to you

Refunds, named staff, fraud claims. A draft exists but waits for your judgement.

Ready to move

Clean, low-risk work. You decide how fast this branch moves.

One login

One login for every product. One profile for every location.

Sign in once and switch between MySchedule, MyReview and MyCost without a second password. The same profile reaches every location you run — your permissions travel with you.

→ Switch product or location from the same menu. → Approve from your phone between customers; do the heavy setup on the web.

The questions owners actually ask.

Which product can I use today?

MySchedule, MyReview and MyCost are separate Tahanic products built on the same account, locations, people and permissions. Each product can be adopted independently.

Do I have to buy all of them?

No. Each product has its own job. Use only the products your business needs.

Can something be sent without me knowing?

No. Nothing customer-facing leaves without an explicit action by you. The labels you see describe work — they never publish it.

I run several locations. Does that work?

Yes. Each business keeps its own knowledge and rules, and roles decide who can approve — owner, manager, staff or read-only.

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