Pastel

Ask. Understand. Decide.

Ask the question. Pastel answers with your numbers — never with a guess.

« All my data is right there, but turning it into a decision takes me forever »

« I’d just like to ask “where am I losing money?” and get the answer, right away »

« Understanding why a product is slipping means opening ten screens and doing the math in my head »

« A tool that spits out numbers, sure — but where do they actually come from? »

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The method

From question to decision

  1. 1

    You ask your question in your own language — no formula or menu to learn.

  2. 2

    Pastel draws on your actual data, reports already calculated and your shop’s profile: how long it has been open, customers, concept and goal.

  3. 3

    It answers, citing the numbers it relies on.

  4. 4

    You make the call.

A companion that knows your trade: it answers, guides you, and advises you — the decision, though, stays yours.

The transition

What changes

Before

  • Deciding means cross-referencing scattered numbers — slow to do by hand
  • Looking up how to do something breaks the rhythm of service
  • Knowing what to change means analyzing everything yourself
  • Decisions often get made on instinct, for lack of time to cross-check everything
  • Hard to know which numbers a conclusion rests on

With LogiBake

  • Ask in your language; Pastel cross-references your data and answers with supporting figures
  • A question about the software? Pastel answers and guides you, right then and there
  • It does more than report findings: it recommends a course of action — selling prices, a day’s production, a shopping list, supplier price increases, ways to reduce a product’s costs, waste prevention
  • Your decisions start from your real numbers, not just a hunch
  • Missing a data point? It says so, instead of filling the gap
Three levels

The right rank for every question

Pastel’s three levels mirror the three ranks of a kitchen brigade. Each rank sets its own bar — Pastel answers to the level of the one you call on.

Sous-chef

The rush-hour rank: quick, reliable, it delivers. Ask for a number or a fact, and it hands it over right away, no detours.

« How many éclairs did we sell yesterday? »

Chef

The rank that steps back: it cross-references your periods, surfaces the trend, and points to what’s slipping. It doesn’t just state a number — it explains it.

« Why has my margin on viennoiserie been slipping for the past month? »

Boss

The rank with vision: it reads your business across the short, medium, and long term and builds an action plan, often going beyond the question you asked.

« What should I change this quarter to improve profitability? »

Move up a level when one answer calls for another: Pastel keeps going without starting from scratch.

Key takeaway

The figures are there, but cross-referencing them takes time you don’t have. Pastel brings together what is scattered throughout the software — sales, purchases, team, production — and makes it accessible with a simple question in your language. It uses the same credits as the rest of the software: one shared balance, no extra charge. Pastel is activated with a subscription: it is not available during the free trial.

Ask. Understand. Decide.

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