Do I need a CFO if I already have a bookkeeper or CPA?
Yes. A bookkeeper records transactions and a CPA ensures compliance, but a CFO looks ahead. An outsourced CFO provides forward-looking strategy—cash flow forecasting, margin optimization, and growth planning—so you can make confident business decisions.
Can a CFO really help with food and labor costs?
Absolutely. Prime costs (food + labor) make or break restaurants. A CFO tracks these in real time, sets cost benchmarks, and helps renegotiate vendor contracts or restructure schedules to keep margins healthy without cutting quality.
My restaurant is small—do I still need CFO services?
Even small operations face unpredictable cash flow, tax complexity, and rising costs. A CFO service can be scaled to your size, giving you just the essentials you need to stay profitable and avoid surprises.
Is this only for multi-location restaurants?
No. While multi-location groups benefit from consolidated reporting and growth planning, single-location restaurants often see the biggest impact. From menu pricing strategy to cash flow smoothing, CFO support pays off at any stage.
Do you work with delivery platforms and POS systems?
Yes. We integrate with your POS, accounting software, and delivery partners to track costs and performance. This gives you a complete view of where revenue goes—and where profitability can be improved.