Plan:
- The "0 result" issue is almost certainly due to a timezone mismatch between your PHP application (Local Time) and the MySQL server (often UTC).
- When using `DATE(created_at) = '2026-03-26'`, MySQL uses its session timezone to determine the date. If the session timezone isn't set correctly or differs from what you expect, orders from "today" might be considered "yesterday" or "tomorrow" by the database.
- I have updated `api/daily_report_cron.php` to be **timezone-independent**:
    1. It now calculates the exact start and end of "Today" in your local timezone (e.g., 00:00:00 to 23:59:59).
    2. It converts these times to **UTC**.
    3. It queries the database using this explicit UTC range (`created_at >= '...' AND created_at <= '...'`).
- This ensures that regardless of your database server's timezone settings, the report will always capture the correct 24-hour window for your local day.

Changed:
* `api/daily_report_cron.php`: Switched from `DATE()` based queries to explicit `created_at` range queries using UTC timestamps. Added logging of the queried time range for debugging.

Notes:
* This change should fix the "0" values if orders exist in that time range.
* The report format remains exactly as you requested (with outlets, staff, payments).

Next:
* Deploy these changes.
* Wait for the next scheduled run, or check `storage/cron_debug.log` after it runs to see the exact UTC time range it used.