Pours that grow.
A little extra in every drink adds up to bottles lost every week.
Bars
Counting bottles by eye is slow and inaccurate, and by the time you notice something's wrong, the month is already closed. FBHcontrol counts by weight, every day.
Where the money goes
A little extra in every drink adds up to bottles lost every week.
Without a daily count, missing bottles only show up at month-end, when it's too late to know what happened.
Estimating opened bottles is slow, and every person counts differently.
If a cocktail has no standard recipe, there's nothing to compare what was poured against.
Every one of them is liquor you paid for and never sold.
How we control it
A Bluetooth scale and a mobile app: about 8 bottles per minute, with the exact weight turned into units and fractions.
No more guessing tenths; the system works out how much is left in each bottle.
Spot theft or spillage the next morning, before it compounds.
So every cocktail sold tells you how much liquor it should have used.
Follow each high-value bottle individually.
Every bar or location under the same control, compared side by side.
The number that matters
Every drink sold should use a known amount of liquor. Weighing what's left each day shows exactly how much went somewhere else, and which bottles to watch.
Bottles counted
38Time
4:45 minPace
8 / min| Product | Theoretical | Real by weight | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blanco tequila | 1.80 | 1.62 | −0.18 (135 ml) |
| 12-year whisky | 1.10 | 0.85 | −0.25 (188 ml) |
| Vodka | 2.45 | 2.40 | −0.05 (38 ml) |
| Aged rum | 3.10 | 3.10 | 0 |
Your size
A daily count in minutes, without extra staff.
Each bar counted and compared separately.
The same standard everywhere, from one platform.
The bar controlled as part of the whole operation.
See it in action
In a demo, we show you how bottles are weighed, how opened-bottle fractions are calculated automatically and how the daily report comes out.
In a free 45-minute cost audit, we show you the gap between theoretical and real liquor cost, using your own data.