Know what you can promise
before the quote goes out
CutSheet is the availability system for protein processors: a real LP solved against today's orders, yields, and prices answers “can we promise it?” in milliseconds. It runs on your own dedicated silo — your database, your containers, your subdomain — with CashSheet double-entry accounting posting the books on the same data.
BLYTHE · Day shift
Production plan · auto-generated
Open orders
18
All promised
Margin today
$48.6k
↑ 18.7%
Capacity used
88%
12 / 12 constraints met
Margin trend
Last 7 days · $kToday's fab plan
Ribeye Lip-On
2,400 lb
Tenderloin PSMO
820 lb
Flank Steak
1,500 lb
LP solved · 87 ms
12 / 12 constraints met
Order #SO-1107 confirmed
2,400 lb · $34,080
Built for plants that turn raw protein into orders
Beef, pork, poultry, seafood. Every quote hangs on the same question: given today's orders, today's prices, and what's in the cooler — can we promise it? CutSheet answers in under 100 ms, and plans the shift with the same solve.
New sales order · #SO-1107
Customer: Apex Steakhouse Group
Can promise
2,400 lb of 112A Ribeye is available on Mar 14 — LP confirmed in 64 ms.
See it on your data
See CashSheet and CutSheet in action for your plant
A 30-minute call: tell us your products, yields, and a typical week of orders. We'll spin up a demo silo with your data shape and walk you through a live LP solve, a sales-order availability check, and the books posting on the other side.
Availability, the plan, and the books — one silo
CutSheet answers what you can promise and plans the shift. Your silo keeps it yours. CashSheet posts the entries on the other side.

Quote in the language your buyers use
Every IMPS code your buyer references — 112A Ribeye Lip-On, 189A Tenderloin, 193 Flank — is a first-class object in CutSheet. Sales reps enter line items in the codes the industry actually uses, the LP solver answers Check Availability in real time, and the quote goes out with a marginal-cost floor that reflects the actual displaced production.

Plan every shift in milliseconds
CutSheet solves a real linear program — orders, yields, capacity, prices — and writes the optimal fab plan straight to the production view. The same engine answers Check Availability when reps need to promise a delivery date before the quote goes out.

Your own silo, not a row in someone else's database
Every customer runs in a dedicated silo: your own Postgres database, your own application containers, your own subdomain. There is no shared multi-tenant table where one bug could leak rows between customers — the boundary is infrastructure, not application code. Upgrades and maintenance are scheduled around your production week, not someone else's.

Know exactly where you stand
CashSheet Financial Accounting runs on the same silo: balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow reports — always up to date. Every sales order, transfer, and inventory move posts a proper double-entry journal automatically, so production and the books never drift apart.
Made for every kind of business
Meat Processors & Distributors
Real-time availability for sales orders, LP-based fab planning, and full accounting on a dedicated silo — the modern alternative to legacy planning stacks.

Sam Whitaker
BLYTHE Beef Co.
Restaurants & Cafés
Track recipes, manage inventory counts, and see your food costs in real time.

Maria Chen
The Green Bowl Kitchen
Retail & E-commerce
Keep stock levels accurate across locations with books that update themselves.

James Okafor
Okafor Home Goods
Service Providers
Send invoices, track billable hours, and get paid faster with online payments.

Priya Sharma
Sharma Consulting Group
Insights & Resources

Double-Entry Accounting Explained for Growing Businesses
Every transaction has two sides. Here's why that matters and how CashSheet makes it effortless for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets.

How LP-Based Production Planning Transforms Meat Processing
Manual fab planning leaves margin on the table every shift. See how linear programming finds the optimal cut mix in under 100 ms.

Tenant Isolation: Why Your Accounting Data Deserves Its Own Database
Shared multi-tenant databases are a cost optimization, not a security feature. Here's how silo architecture protects your financial data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about CutSheet, silo operations, and CashSheet accounting.
A cloud-native operations platform built around CutSheet, the availability system and LP production planner for protein processors, with CashSheet double-entry accounting and sales orders on the same foundation. Every customer gets a dedicated silo with complete tenant isolation. A POS and back-office product rounds out the platform for counter-sales operations.
CashSheet handles the books — chart of accounts, journal entries, invoices, bills, sales orders, financial reports. CutSheet is the production-planning engine: it solves a linear program against your orders, yields, and capacity to recommend today's fab mix. CashSheet POS rings sales at the counter and runs the back office — registers, menus, labor, and inventory reporting. You can run any one of them on its own, or all three on the same silo.
CutSheet is built for protein and food processors — beef, pork, poultry, seafood, dairy. Anywhere a raw input is broken down into many sellable products through a yield matrix, where the question every shift is "what should we make today given today's orders, prices, and what's in the cooler?" Wagyu fabricators, beef harvest plants, further-processing facilities, and meal-kit operations are all good fits.
Given your open orders, raw material on hand, yield matrices, market prices, and shift/grind/drop limits, the solver finds the production mix that maximizes contribution margin — typically across thousands of variables and hundreds of constraints. A typical solve runs in under 100 ms. The same engine powers Check Availability in sales-order entry: it tells you whether a new order can be promised before the rep hits send.
Yes. Each tenant can register multiple facilities (plants, freezers, warehouses, distribution centers). The LP solver runs per facility, so each plant gets its own production plan, but financial reporting rolls up at the entity level. Cross-facility inventory transfers are first-class — what one plant ships, the receiving plant sees as availability.
Every customer runs in their own silo: a dedicated Postgres database, dedicated application containers, and a dedicated subdomain (e.g. yourname.cashsheet.com). There is no shared multi-tenant database table where one bug could leak rows between customers. The boundary is enforced at the infrastructure layer, not in application code.
CashSheet is built on a full double-entry accounting engine with chart of accounts, journal entries, ledgers, balance sheets, income statements, and cash-flow statements — compatible with GAAP and IFRS reporting principles. Every sales order, bill, and inventory movement posts proper journal entries automatically.
Yes. CashSheet imports OFX and QFX bank statements directly, and accepts CSV for customers, vendors, items, sales orders, and most other entities. Direct connectors to QuickBooks Online, Xero, and major ERPs are handled during onboarding rather than self-serve — that way the migration is supervised end-to-end and your opening balances land correctly.
We host the silo for you on cloud infrastructure (default), or deploy into your own cloud account or on-prem if compliance requires it. Typical onboarding for a single-facility tenant is two to three weeks: provision the silo, load chart of accounts and master data, configure the yield matrix and capacity limits if you're using CutSheet, and run a parallel period before cut-over.
Pricing scales with which products you use (CashSheet, CutSheet, CashSheet POS), how many facilities you run, and the size of your operation. There's no published per-seat tier because the spread between a one-plant fabricator and a five-plant operation is too wide for that to be honest. Send us a note and we'll quote you in a day or two.
Yes. Every customer gets email support and access to documentation. CutSheet customers also get direct access to the engineers who built the solver — when a plan looks wrong, we want to see it, not triage it through a ticket queue.
Reach out via the contact form or email [email protected]. We'll set up a 30-minute call to understand your operation and show you a demo silo running on data shaped like yours.