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.
Every dish gets a bill of materials with quantities, yield and waste percentages, so the cost you price against is the cost of the plate that actually leaves the pass — not the invoice price of the ingredients.
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.
Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
You set your own tax rates, service charge, currency, working week and payroll brackets — none of it is hard-coded to one country. Cash, cards, digital wallets, bank transfer and online gateways all settle through the same till.
How 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 articleA practical guide to costing every dish on your menu — from unit price to yield and waste, ending in a sell price that actually protects your margin.
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 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 articleHow to calculate food cost percentage properly from stocktakes rather than invoices, what separates theoretical from actual, and what to do when the gap widens.
Read articleHow to sort your menu by popularity and margin into stars, puzzles, plowhorses and dogs, what to do with each, and how the menu layout itself changes what people order.
Read articleCreate your account, import your menu, invite your team — most restaurants are live before the day is over.