What is described, and what is still open
The published workflow explains why delegation matters as you acquire more restaurants. It does not give a salary, coverage radius, restock priority rule or guarantee that every job operates without intervention. Level 3 is a previewed unlock condition, not a tested launch result.
- Ingredients: restocking across your locations.
- Staff: support for efficiency and morale.
- Greenhouse: collecting and making use of goods.
Measure the value of coverage
A manager can be valuable because a duty is completed while you spend time elsewhere. Record the wage you actually observe, the stock behavior and the task coverage. Compare an equivalent service period with and without the assignment before attributing every change in revenue to the manager.
- Which venue has reached the displayed unlock level?
- Which responsibilities did you explicitly assign?
- Which tasks still require your return?
- Venue level 3
- Assign a manager
- Restock / staff / greenhouse
- Check actual coverage
Published developer workflow, pending launch verification. Salary and limits are not known.
Before leaving for a longer trip
Check kitchen stock, greenhouse state and staff assignments. Then build the day around a specific destination or relationship goal. The planner labels the historical duties and asks you to confirm actual completion, so a manager checkbox never silently becomes a promise that the venue is covered.
What we’ll check at launch
- Level 3 unlock in the released build
- Salary, assignment scope and automation limits
- Restock and greenhouse transfer behavior
Map responsibilities across venues and keep uncovered work visible.
Follow the evidence
Checked Fri, 11 Sep 2026 04:27:05 GMT · No released build verified. Official previews can change before launch.
- APRIL COMMUNITY DEVLOG 2025-04-28
