We Know Pizza Huts—And We Built the Tools to Prove It
At Tablespoon, we’ve helped Pizza Hut franchisees streamline accounting, stop profit leaks, and scale smarter. We’ve packaged our deep experience into exclusive, Pizza Hut-ready templates and dashboards inside Sage Intacct—so you’re not just getting software, you’re getting a head start.
Why Pizza Huts Choose Tablespoon:
30% reduction in food and labor cost overruns (on average)
Real-time visibility into store performance
10+ hours saved per week on accounting tasks
25% higher profit margins than manual financial management (on average)
Why Tablespoon?
Because No One Knows Restaurant Finance Like We Do.
Franchise accounting isn’t just complicated — it’s chaotic. Most tools weren’t built for multi-unit operators. Most firms don’t understand your margins, your labor, or your reality.
Tablespoon does.
We’re not generalists. We’re not just tech. We’re the only team that blends restaurant finance expertise, powerful systems like Sage Intacct, and seamless integrations with tools like Craftable and Cogswell — all built for scale.
What Makes Us #1 in the Space:
Deep Restaurant Roots
We’ve sat in your seat. Our team is made up of former CFOs, controllers, and operators.
Franchise-Focused
We understand royalty reporting, multi-brand structures, and the pressure to grow profitably.
Tech-Integrated, Not Tech-Obsessed
We don’t just plug in systems. We make sure they work together for you.
Speed + Strategy
We move fast — and make sure you're not just compliant, but truly competitive.
Anyone can give you reports. Tablespoon gives you runway.
How We Help Pizza Hut Franchisees
We don’t do one-size-fits-all—and we don’t do theory.
Tablespoon equips restaurant and hospitality groups with a best-in-class dynamic multi-entity accounting software environment. Their cloud-based solution helps restaurants of all types get the precise business insights they need, faster and more efficiently.
Dimensional, Custom Reporting
Dimensional, custom reporting should capture information as quickly as your business conditions change. Dimensions and custom reporting enable you to quickly analyze the performance of cost and revenue drivers, so you quickly gain an understanding of what’s working and what’s not. With rolled up summary views of entities at any time, you maintain visibility of program performance in various locations – to make sense of different customer behavior and price points.
"Our data is so much more accessible. We can write reports, and Sage Intacct pulls the data we need. Creating dashboards for our CEO, President, or CFO is easy. Before Sage Intacct, it would have taken me weeks to prepare these reports. And now I’m almost to the point where I can report this information the day after we close our period. Sage Intacct has reduced the lag time on reporting because we don’t have to work so hard to get our data. Our month-end close has also improved from seven days to four days."
Monitor Revenue Behavior with Automated Daily Reports
Only with visibility of current information can restaurants find ways to ensure profits, such as through higher prices on delivery items, delivery surcharges, or unique delivery menus. Sage Intacct simplifies revenue recognition challenges through automation, allowing you to spend less time creating reports and more time on analysis and strategy.
"We can provide results to our operators more quickly, enabling them to make faster decisions. We can drive quicker decision-making and promote organizational change by leveraging our data more efficiently. If there’s an issue at a store, a solution can be implemented immediately. That wasn’t possible before – it would take up to two weeks to analyze the data and make the change."
Multi Entity Support
Sage Intacct provides a sophisticated multi-dimensional general ledger, enables restaurants to streamline their chart of accounts, and get richer information. Implementing a cloud-based accounting software gives restaurant operators visibility across and into multiple entities, locations, and brands at the push of a button.
"In our previous system, we were server-based and siloed. We were divided into eight different legal entities. If one entity needed to transfer inventory to another, a check had to be created and deposited into the other entity’s bank account to be recorded in the general ledger."