Real time, genuinely
Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
Stock per branch that moves on its own: purchase orders and goods-received notes, batches and expiry dates, low-stock alerts, transfers, waste and surplus with their own reasons — and a stocktake that shows you the gap between what the recipes predicted and what is actually on the shelf.
Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
Every sale, refund, purchase, payslip and expense writes its own balanced double-entry journal. Your trial balance is correct at 2 a.m. on a Friday.
The POS, kitchen and waiter apps keep taking orders offline and sync everything automatically the moment the line is back. A dead router never closes your restaurant.
Proper restaurant inventory software is not a spreadsheet of quantities: it deducts ingredients from recipes with every sale, runs approved purchase orders, receives goods as accepted and rejected, tracks expiry, and exposes the gap between theoretical and actual usage. Nine features to check.
Read articleHow a recipe links a menu item to raw materials, what yield and waste percentages do to the cost, and why automatic deduction only tells the truth if the recipe does.
Read articleA practical stock system for restaurants: purchasing and receiving, count cadence, batch and expiry tracking, and reorder points that prevent running out mid-service.
Read articleWhy ordered, received and accepted are three different numbers, what a goods received note protects you from, and how supplier terms turn buying into a process instead of a phone call.
Read articleHow to calculate the true cost of a meal after waste and yield, with a worked example on a chicken wrap: why the cost in your head is seven points too low, and how GoSufra's recipe costing updates it by itself with every ingredient price.
Read articleHow to measure yield per ingredient, separate the four kinds of waste, and turn shrinkage from a vague month-end number into something you manage weekly.
Read articleCreate your account, import your menu, invite your team — most restaurants are live before the day is over.