Welcome to The Liquid Audit.
Thank you for considering us. If you found The Liquid Audit through a referral, an ad, or a recommendation, this page is here to make the next step feel easy and official.
You should be able to see the real product website, the real price, what you get for the money, and exactly how a venue gets set up before you subscribe. That is how we want to treat people who are thinking about choosing us.
Official website
theliquidaudit.com
Starting plan
A$99 / month
Current rollout
Live hospitality venues
Support style
Clear and guided
The Liquid Audit is a proprietary Omnari Group product currently used by hospitality venues in live operations and new venue onboarding.
Official product website
Live website view
A clear client journey
What the setup path looks like from first click to live venue use.
This is the structure we want first-time venues to feel. Clear entry point, clear subscription path, clear setup, clear team access, and clear reporting once service is live.
Visit the official site
Start with the real Liquid Audit homepage so you know exactly where you are subscribing.
Choose the right plan
Review Starter, Growth, or Enterprise and match the cost to the level of support and rollout you need.
Create your hotel
Set up the venue workspace with the owner-code flow and your real venue details.
Let staff join properly
Team members request access and owners or managers approve them before they start working in the venue.
Load stock and events
Prepare the operating baseline with stock, packages, event setup, and live service structure.
Track revenue and control
Managers use live views and summaries to review activity, close out events, and keep the numbers visible.
Pricing and value
Know what you pay, what you get, and why it is worth it.
We want the commercial side to feel respectful and easy to understand. That means showing the price clearly and putting it in real-world terms that make sense for venue owners and operators.
Starter
A$99 / month
About A$22.85 a week, or roughly A$3.30 a day
Often less than one casual meal out in a week, while giving venues stock control, event workflows, reporting, and a calmer operating process.
Growth
A$199 / month
About A$45.92 a week, or roughly A$6.63 a day
Still modest compared with the hours, team pressure, and manual close-out stress it can remove from a busy venue operation.
Enterprise
Custom
For larger estates and more complex rollouts
Best for groups that need broader deployment support, stronger operational structure, and commercial alignment across multiple venues.
Current billing screen
What venues get for the money
- One place for stock, packages, events, live usage, summaries, and movement tracking.
- Cleaner venue setup so staff access, role approvals, and workspace control stay deliberate.
- Manager and owner visibility into revenue signals, event status, and post-service close-out.
- A lighter mental load for teams who need operations to feel structured, not chaotic.
Inside the app
The key areas venues usually want to understand first.
These are the main operating areas inside The Liquid Audit. Together they form the structure that helps venues subscribe, set up, run service, and review the results more calmly.
Billing and plan control
Choose the plan that fits your venue before onboarding begins.
Create and join hotel
Owners create the workspace, and staff request access through the proper join flow.
Staff approvals and roles
Managers keep venue access deliberate instead of letting anyone enter unchecked.
Global stock
Deliveries, edits, adjustments, and inventory baselines live in one controlled area.
Packages and templates
Reusable packages speed up repeat service setups instead of rebuilding the same configuration every time.
Events and event setup
Create events, assign allocations, and prepare stations before service opens.
Live usage and QR flows
Track service activity in real time and support venue workflows that need fast order capture.
Manager reporting and settings
Review revenue signals, summaries, movement records, venue branding, and workspace settings in one system.
What it looks like
A quick visual preview before the full setup walkthrough.
If you only want the short version first, these are the screens most venue owners and managers usually care about right away.
The screenshots on this page reflect the current product experience so what venues see here stays aligned with what they see inside the app.
Manager snapshot
Owners and managers can see current activity, revenue signals, and open-service visibility from one clean dashboard.
Global stock
Inventory, deliveries, edits, and adjustments stay in one operating layer instead of scattered across different tools.
Event setup
Teams can prepare allocations and service details before the event becomes live.
Event summary
Post-service review, exports, and close-out stay visible instead of becoming a manual clean-up exercise.
1. Subscribe with confidence
Start from the official Liquid Audit website and the real pricing screen
The first job is clarity. New venues should see the real homepage, understand the price, and know exactly where to subscribe before anything else happens.
Official homepage
This is the current public product homepage at theliquidaudit.com.
- Open the official website.
- Read the product overview and value proposition.
- Use the main call-to-action only when you are ready to move forward.
Billing and plan selection
The subscription screen shows the available plans before setup begins.
- Review Starter, Growth, or Enterprise.
- Choose the plan that fits your venue size and support needs.
- Complete billing to activate your onboarding path.
Ready to move forward?
Start with the official signup path if you already know you want to subscribe, or talk to Omnari first if you want help choosing the best rollout path.
2. Build the venue workspace
Create the hotel, let staff join correctly, and keep access controlled
Once the venue decides to subscribe, the owner creates the hotel, team members register and request access, and managers approve the right people into the workspace.
Create Hotel
The owner sets up the venue workspace with the verified owner-code flow.
- Enter the owner verification code.
- Add the venue name, address, and manager details.
- Create the hotel so the workspace is ready for the team.
Staff request access
Staff search for the venue and request access instead of being dropped into the hotel automatically.
- Register a staff account.
- Search for the correct hotel and enter the employee ID if needed.
- Submit the access request for manager approval.
Manager approvals
Access stays deliberate because pending requests are reviewed inside Staff Approvals.
- Managers review pending requests.
- Approve the right team members into the venue.
- Keep roles and access controlled from day one.
Venue branding and settings
Managers can keep the workspace details, branding, and venue-level controls accurate.
- Review the venue name, city, address, and logo.
- Save branding details so the workspace stays consistent for staff.
- Keep settings aligned with how the venue wants to operate.
3. Set up day-to-day operations
Load stock, prepare packages, create events, and get service ready
After the venue exists, the next job is building the operational baseline. This is where stock, reusable packages, and event setups are prepared before live service begins.
Load and manage stock
Global Stock is where the operating baseline gets built.
- Add items and keep the stock list accurate.
- Record deliveries, edits, and manual adjustments.
- Use one clear inventory layer before service starts.
Build reusable packages
Packages help venues avoid repeating the same setup work for every event.
- Create repeatable drink or service packages.
- Reuse them to speed up future event setup.
- Reduce manual preparation when similar events return.
Create and manage events
The Events area keeps service activity grouped in one place.
- Create a new event when a booking is confirmed.
- Review upcoming and existing events from one view.
- Keep service planning visible before the day begins.
Prepare event details
Teams configure allocations and service details before the event becomes live.
- Add drinks and event-specific allocations.
- Set up stations or service details as needed.
- Finish the setup before opening the event to live usage.
4. Run service and review the numbers
Track live usage, review summaries, and keep revenue and movement visible
Once service starts, the app becomes an operating control layer rather than just a setup tool. After service ends, it stays useful through summaries, movement tracking, and manager review.
Live usage
Teams can track what is happening while service is actually running.
- Monitor live service activity during the event.
- Use the view to keep operators aware of what is happening in real time.
- Stay closer to the live picture instead of waiting until after service.
Manager snapshot
Owners and managers get a cleaner picture of the current venue state.
- See open activity and current service signals.
- Keep revenue visibility closer to the operating day.
- Use the dashboard as the manager's top-level operating view.
Event summary
Close-out and review stay easier after service ends.
- Review the finished event once service closes.
- Use summary screens and exports to support post-event review.
- Reduce manual follow-up at the end of the event.
WOW movements and stock impact
Write-offs, breakage, benefits, and other movements stay visible with value attached.
- Log the movement that affected stock and value.
- Keep quantity and financial impact tied together.
- Preserve a clearer audit trail for review later.
Practical questions
Short answers venues usually want before they start.
These are the practical questions that tend to come up once a venue is close to subscribing or starting onboarding.
What happens after payment?
Once payment is completed, the owner code is emailed to the venue owner. That code is then used in Create Hotel to open the venue workspace and start onboarding.
How do staff get access to the venue?
Staff create their own account, search for the venue, and request access. The owner or manager then approves the right people inside Staff Approvals.
Does The Liquid Audit support QR ordering?
Yes. QR ordering sits alongside the broader operating flow, so venues can pair service activity with the same platform used for stock, events, and reporting.
How long does onboarding usually take?
Most venues can complete the first workspace setup quickly once they have their venue details, team list, and opening stock ready. The remaining time depends on how much stock and how many event templates need to be loaded.
What support do we get if we need help?
You can contact Omnari for rollout, onboarding, and operational questions. We aim to help venues move through setup clearly and remove blockers quickly.
Next step
If your venue is considering The Liquid Audit, the path should feel official and easy to trust.
Use the official product website if you are ready to start immediately. Use Omnari if you want a more guided conversation first. Either way, the goal is the same: help your venue understand the product, the cost, and the setup path without confusion.
Official websites: theliquidaudit.com and theliquidaudit.com.au.