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Evaluation case pol-10, from the policy suite

We comped $600 last week on $55,000 in sales. Is that a problem?

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Asked as Mekong Noodle Housecompsarithmetic

What should happen

Answered, citing House Policy §2, Comps.

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What the grader found in run 2

Passed.

What it answered

$600 on $55,000 is about 1.09%, which is over the 1% guideline. I took your two figures as given and didn't check them against the data.

says total comps in a week should stay under 1% of that week's gross sales. For $55,000 that limit is $550, so you are about $50 over. The same section says that when a week runs over, the owner reviews every comp from that week.

It's a small overage, but it triggers a review. In that review, check three things:

  • Whether any single comp was above $25, since those need the owner's approval.
  • Whether any comp went to friends, family, or staff. The policy doesn't allow those at any amount.
  • Whether the comps were for food quality or a long wait, which are the allowed reasons.

If you want, I can try to pull last week's comps from the data. I'm not sure the data tracks comps separately, so I may only be able to find discounted orders.

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  1. Human

    Asked

    We comped $600 last week on $55,000 in sales. Is that a problem?

  2. Model

    Looked up the policy

    “comp limits, comps as a share of sales, approval”

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  3. Code

    Retrieved 1 section

    Searched this restaurant's policies only. Threshold 0.4; the model saw only the sections above it.

    • 0.54 House Policy §2, Comps
    • 0.39 Marketplace Terms §6, Promotions (below threshold)
    • 0.35 Customer Messaging Policy §7, Audience Size (below threshold)
    • 0.34 House Policy §4, Discounts (below threshold)
  4. Model

    Answered

    $600 on $55,000 is about 1.09%, which is over the 1% guideline. I took your two figures as given and didn't check them against the data.

    says total comps in a week should stay under 1% of that week's gross sales. For $55,000 that limit is $550, so you are about $50 over. The same section says that when a week runs over, the owner reviews every comp from that week.

    It's a small overage, but it triggers a review. In that review, check three things:

    • Whether any single comp was above $25, since those need the owner's approval.
    • Whether any comp went to friends, family, or staff. The policy doesn't allow those at any amount.
    • Whether the comps were for food quality or a long wait, which are the allowed reasons.

    If you want, I can try to pull last week's comps from the data. I'm not sure the data tracks comps separately, so I may only be able to find discounted orders.

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  5. Code

    Citations checked

    Every section cited was one that was retrieved: House Policy §2, Comps.

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