Industries
Restaurant software that protects margin across every outlet
Aggregator commissions, wastage, outlets reporting in different formats, and central kitchens planning by instinct. We build ordering, reporting and supply systems for restaurants, cloud kitchens and food brands.
Food margins are thin and the data is fragmented
A three-outlet restaurant group can have sales in a POS, orders in two aggregator dashboards, direct orders on WhatsApp, purchases on paper and wastage unrecorded. Leadership learns what went wrong last month midway through this one.
We consolidate those figures first, then address the levers that move margin: more direct orders, tighter purchasing, and production planned against actual sales.
Projects here usually draw on direct ordering websites, ordering apps and reporting automation.
What we build
What we deliver for food businesses
Direct ordering
Your own ordering site or app with menus, offers and delivery zones, so repeat customers bypass aggregator commission.
Multi-outlet reporting
Daily sales, item mix and channel split across outlets and aggregators in one management dashboard.
Central kitchen and indents
Outlet indents, production planning and dispatch for brands operating a commissary kitchen.
Distributor and retailer ordering
B2B ordering portals for packaged food brands selling through distributors and modern trade.
Design considerations
What we design for in food businesses
Operations
- POS and aggregator integration
- Peak-hour reliability
- Recipe costing and wastage
- Batch and expiry tracking
Compliance
- FSSAI licence details on invoices and labels
- GST on restaurant and packaged food sales
- Customer consent for marketing communication
Related services
Services typically involved
FAQ
Questions from restaurant operators
Can you pull data from our POS and aggregator dashboards?
In most cases, through APIs, scheduled exports or reports. The method depends on your POS vendor and aggregator agreements, which we review first.
Is a direct ordering app worthwhile for a single outlet?
Usually not. A strong ordering website and WhatsApp ordering typically suffice for one outlet. Apps make sense for multi-outlet brands with a substantial repeat customer base.
Operating several outlets or channels?
Tell us where your sales and purchase data sits today. We will show you how to see it in one place.