Restaurant inventory management, purchasing and stocktakes

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.

What is included

Why it works this way

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.

Your books post themselves

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.

Keeps working when the internet stops

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.

Questions people ask about this

Does it really do full accounting, or just sales reports?
Full double-entry accounting: chart of accounts, journals posted automatically from sales, refunds, purchases, payroll and expenses, plus trial balance, balance sheet, P&L, payables, receivables, cost centers, fiscal-period closing, fixed assets and depreciation.
How long does setup take?
Most restaurants are taking real orders the same day. The onboarding wizard walks you through menu, modifiers, recipes, tax rules, branches and user invites step by step.
Who owns my data, and can I export it?
Your data is yours. Every report exports to PDF and Excel, and you can request full data deletion at any time. Each restaurant is fully isolated from every other one on the platform.

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