Last updated: Feb 25, 2026, 12:28 PM
The Employee Productivity report can be used to locate and compare specific sales and table trends per employee over a period of time.
The Employee Productivity report takes into account a selected range of sales data to provide an overview of productivity per each employee. As of October 2025, there is added functionality to this page; employers can gain information about their business, such as total sales, guests served, and employee trends to help you make critical operational decisions. Continue reading to discover each feature of this report and how you can leverage it to increase your business's efficiency.
In Toast Web, navigate to Reports > Labor > Employee productivity to view this report.
At the top, two drop-down menus should be set each time you view this page. The first drop-down menu is your date selector and the second is your location selector. In addition, you can select the More filters button to add in revenue centers, service areas, dining options, and other options.
Just below the drop-down menus, you can find a quick overview of the popular averages for the timeframe, location(s), and any potential filters you chose. This quick overview (and the rest of the page) will dynamically update as you change your date, location, or filter selections. These numbers also live at the bottom of the .
In the upper right corner, you can select from the four icons for different processes:
Further down the Employee Productivity Report, users will see the Sales performance tab. Sales performance is a breakdown of all the data per employee based on the date(s), location(s), and any other potential filters you may have set. The drop-down menu just below this tab title allows you to select between three ways of viewing this information: Overall, Per hour worked, or Per guest served.
You can also select the Columns button in the upper-right corner of this table to add/remove any data points. By default, all columns are enabled on the table.
Note: If you see negative turn times or other issues with this report, they could be caused by orders taken in offline mode, system errors, an issue with clock-in or clock-out times, or an incorrect entry in the system. To identify the cause, investigate specific checks that occurred during the employee's shift and any unusual events or errors reported in the system at the time the negative turn time was recorded. This can be done by navigating to Reports > Sales > Orders and setting filters for the appropriate day(s) and employee(s), then selecting Update.
Below the table is a trends graph that lets you see data over the past six weeks and easily locate inconsistencies or outliers. The best part is you can select from 11 different metrics (10 if you do not have 4.3 Labor Reports; Sales/hour will be hidden). At this time, the date range of this graph cannot be changed.
The shaded area in this graph will always refer to the average of all employees. The line(s) indicate each employee by color and you can add up to 5 employees at once on this graph.
Pro tip: If you're looking for something specific with an employee or a group of employees, add them here and then switch between the different metrics to find data to support or deny your ideas. Some questions it could help you to answer are:
If you have any suggestions, comments, or other feedback regarding the Employee Productivity report, scroll to the bottom of the page and select Leave feedback.
The sales and labor performance data for an individual employee is also available on the employee's profile in Toast Web. This is visible to users who have 4.9 Employee Info and 4.10 Employee Jobs and Wages (for employee profile access) and permission 4.3 Labor Reports (since this is labor data).
Employee performance or labor data is visible in . The user's Toast Web profile must have 4.9 Employee Info, 4.10 Employee Jobs and Wages, and 4.3 Labor Reports to see this data.