Loop AI

Loop AI is an accounting tool. Loop AI gives restaurant groups finance, marketing and operations agents that share one governed data model built from POS, delivery, accounting, labor and bank systems. It covers dashboards, chat, promotion analysis and revenue reconciliation.

Loop AI is a platform built for restaurant operators that places finance, marketing and operations agents on top of a single governed data model. Instead of asking each agent to guess at numbers pulled from separate tools, Loop first connects the systems a restaurant business runs on, then defines what the metrics, tables and formulas mean, so every answer draws on the same approved foundation. The product is aimed at multi-unit restaurant groups and their finance, marketing and operations leaders. Setup follows a sequence: connect sources such as point of sale, delivery marketplaces, accounting and ERP, banks and payroll, labor, cameras, loyalty, payments and review sites; define and approve the data model with mappings and lineage; check the data; then ask questions with that context in place. The homepage lists more than 100 native connectors and says they work without middleware. In practice, the work shows up in a few forms. Users can build dashboards by describing what they want, for example daypart or shift-level analysis across locations and delivery marketplaces. A chat interface lets people question all their data at once, such as why sales rose while less money reached the bank. A marketing view compares promotion types like sponsored listings, spend-based offers and BOGO deals on DoorDash and Uber Eats. A finance view reconciles sales to settlement to books across cards, delivery, cash and gift cards, then prepares an accounting entry mapped to the general ledger. Voice briefings for general managers are also described. Among alternatives, Loop sits between generic business intelligence software, restaurant back-office accounting tools and general-purpose AI assistants. Its distinguishing choice is a vertical focus: the data model, reconciliation logic and connectors are tuned to restaurants, particularly third-party delivery revenue. The homepage cites customers such as Dave's Hot Chicken, Lazy Dog, Fixe and Fusian, and reports tens of thousands of live locations. Access is through a demo request and a sign-in, so evaluation involves a sales conversation rather than self-serve sign-up.