Why This Matters

What this unlocks next

Step 01

Create, hide or delete dishes and drinks without touching source files.

Step 02

Assign every dish to KDS 1, KDS 2 or KDS 3 before guests order it.

Step 03

Define recipe and pour rows so the system can estimate ingredient and beverage consumption from live orders.

Step 04

Register suppliers and pack sizes so reorder quantities are calculated automatically.

Step 05

Track arrival dates, expiry windows, and discard events so stock risk is visible before it becomes waste.

Catalog Controls

Everything on this page is stored in browser storage for the demo, so the menu, admin, and KDS tabs in the same browser update from the same internal catalog.

Menu Builder

Dishes, drinks, pricing and KDS routing

Add food or drinks, change pricing, move an item from KDS 3 to KDS 1, or hide it before service.

Suppliers

Supplier registry and lead times

Set who sells what, how fast they deliver, and the account notes your team needs before auto-reorder suggestions can work.

Ingredients

Ingredient and beverage stock library

Define reorder points, target stock, supplier packs, and minimum order quantities for food prep and beverage pours so the system knows what should be bought and when.

Recipes

Which ingredients and pours each item consumes

Set grams, millilitres or units per serve, including wine pours, beer volume, and batched drinks. This is the bridge between guest orders and inventory math.

Inventory Lots

Arrival dates, shelf life, and expiry traffic lights

Track stock in batches so the team can see what arrived when, what is close to expiry, and which ingredients are still sitting there after a menu item was turned off.

Shelf-life risk

No lots are at risk yet.

Menu risk

All stocked ingredients still belong to active menu items.

Waste Log

Expired or discarded stock history

When a lot is discarded, the loss is logged here so future purchasing and forecasting can learn from it.

Supplier Orders

What should be ordered without manual maths

When projected remaining stock drops below the reorder point, the system groups the shortages by supplier and suggests pack counts automatically.

Auto-generated purchase view

All low stock items have enough supplier data to calculate pack quantities.

No supplier suggestions yet.

Inventory Impact

Projected usage from current local order logs

The table below multiplies recipe and pour rows by ordered quantities from this browser's demo orders and shows what food or beverage inventory is likely to run short, what may expire, and which lines are no longer needed because the menu changed.

Order Log

0 orders in the local log

All ordered food and drinks currently have recipe coverage.

Ingredient Supplier Unit Usable on hand Consumed Projected remaining Reorder at Target stock Suggested order Status
No inventory data yet.