Planned vs actual.

The plan, against what the team clocked.

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What the narration says, word for word (translated from the Spanish voice-over).

In this video: what was planned against what actually happened.

A schedule that's perfect on paper is worth nothing if in practice people clock in at another time, don't show, or stay longer. That drift is where the money goes, and it almost never gets measured.

With time and attendance connected, Batuta brings in the real clock-ins and puts them beside the plan, person by person: days planned, days clocked, absences, late arrivals and hours actually worked. And it shows the difference against the plan. Not to chase anyone: so the next schedule gets built knowing how this team actually behaves. It's the same month, seen from the other side. Planned and actual, on one screen.

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Recorded on a demo restaurant: invented names, no real person's data. There is no pilot running yet, so you will not see customer results here.

We're just getting started — and that works in your favor.

Our first customers work directly with the people building Batuta: we configure it with you, tune it to your operation, and your feedback shapes what comes next. We start with a hands-on pilot, and the price — simple, per location — is set together once it has proven its value.

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