Match staffing to real demand. Every shift.
Every location.
Rosnet uses your actual sales history to forecast demand and build schedules 75% faster, with real-time labor cost visibility across every location.
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How much is gut-feel scheduling actually costing your restaurants?
Labor is the second largest controllable expense in every restaurant. And the process behind it looks the same at every location: a GM, a spreadsheet, and a best guess.
Scheduling takes hours
GMs are spending two, three, four hours a week building schedules manually when they should be on the floor running the restaurant.
Every location does it differently
Without a shared forecast or a consistent process, there's no way to compare labor performance across your portfolio.
Staffing misses the actual demand
Without a forecast tied to real sales history, schedules don't reflect what the restaurant actually needs.
The demand-based scheduling your GMs will actually use
Above-store leaders get real-time labor cost visibility. GMs get a tool that takes minutes instead of hours.

Staff to what your restaurant actually needs
Rosnet uses your actual sales and cover history to project demand by daypart and location. GMs build schedules against a real forecast instead of working from memory, and matrix testing lets you see the projected labor cost impact before a schedule goes live.

Drag-and-drop for fast scheduling
What used to take hours takes minutes, and every schedule is built against the same data and the same standards across every location.

Above-store visibility into labor cost
No more waiting for the weekly report. Spot coverage gaps, overtime trends, and labor cost variance while there's still time to do something about it.



Proven Results across thousands of locations
Every day, restaurants are benefiting from Rosnet’s software. These are the outcomes real customers experience.
30-60 Min
Saved per store per week on inventory
75%
Faster schedule generation
2%
Average food cost savings
Explore Labor Management in detail
Dig deeper into how Rosnet handles scheduling, forecasting, and the employee-facing tools that keep your team connected.

Scheduling & Forecasting
Build demand-based schedules from actual sales history, test labor cost impact before publishing, and manage coverage across every location from one place.

StaffLinQ Employee App
Your employees view schedules, swap shifts, request time off, and message their team from their phone. Included at no extra cost.
Keep exploring Rosnet
Rosnet brings food, labor, and operations into one connected platform—so every part of your business works together.



Ready to see what Rosnet will do for your restaurants?
Thousands of restaurant locations already run their food cost, labor, and operations on Rosnet.

Frequently asked questions
Rosnet's Forecast Explorer pulls your actual sales and cover history to project demand by daypart and location. GMs select the forecasting method and comparison date range that fits their restaurant, and on-screen graphs show the impact of any adjustments before a schedule is built.
The Schedule Explorer uses a drag-and-drop interface designed for speed, not complexity. Rosnet's team handles the training, and 24/7 support is available from day one if a manager gets stuck.
Yes. Rosnet syncs labor and scheduling data directly with 20 payroll providers including ADP, Paychex, UKG, Ceridian, Paycom, and Paycor. No double entry. No manual exports.
No. StaffLinQ is included at no additional cost to employees or operators. Your team views schedules, swaps shifts, requests time off, and messages each other from their phone. Available on Apple, Android, and web for employees without smartphones. No per-employee fees. No app purchase required.
Rosnet manages adherence to labor regulations and flags upcoming overtime issues before they happen, not after.
The same way it handles different menus and different daypart structures. Each concept runs its own configuration underneath one unified view. A QSR and a casual dining location with different staffing patterns, different peak hours, and different labor rules can both live inside the same platform. Above-store leaders see the portfolio. Each GM sees their restaurant.






