Scene 1
Build the opening menu
Start with Menu Hub, recipes, allergens, modifiers, and price assumptions so the items guests see are connected to the prep and cost records the kitchen needs.
View MenuDay-zero operating system
Build the opening menu, cost the recipes, set vendor and par assumptions, schedule the opening team, rehearse soft-open service, and review the first close-out in one connected story.
Day-in-the-life narrative
Scene 1
Start with Menu Hub, recipes, allergens, modifiers, and price assumptions so the items guests see are connected to the prep and cost records the kitchen needs.
View MenuScene 2
Use inventory and vendor assumptions to test ingredient costs, yields, par levels, and waste exposure before opening-week purchasing turns into habit.
View InventoryScene 3
Plan roles, coverage, clock-in expectations, and manager handoffs around the service model you intend to run, not a generic staffing template.
View LaborScene 4
Ring orders, route tickets, capture modifiers, process payment, and watch the kitchen flow before the first public rush puts pressure on the team.
View POSScene 5
Review sales, labor, tips, payments, food cost signals, exceptions, and manager notes together so the next service starts smarter.
View ReportingWorkflow stories
Forecast signals
Action recommended
Forecast demand: 192 Margherita pizzas over the next 14 days.
On hand
12.4 lb
14-day par
25.0 lb
Suggested PO
80 lb
Linked recipe
Margherita pizza
Primary room
Cold Storage
Next step
Create PO #4471
Follow one ingredient from low-stock signal to invoice match, receiving, menu sale, KDS fire, recipe depletion, and margin review.
Show
Friday Late Show
Doors 9:00 PM
Capacity
240
GA 180 · VIP 60
Lineup
Nova Lux
2 performers assigned
Follow a nightclub show from listing and ticket sales through door scan, bar service, performer tips, and settlement close-out.
Marketplace envelope
Follow a marketplace order envelope through acceptance, menu mapping, KDS prep, guest tracking, payment audit, and reconciliation.
Linked modules
Manage menu items, recipes, allergens, modifiers, and margin from the same workspace.
View moduleTrack stock, receiving, vendors, work orders, and ingredient cost signals from one operational model.
View moduleClock-ins, shift review, labor rules, and payroll-ready exports live beside sales and service data.
View moduleTake orders, split checks, route tickets, and keep payments tied to the same operating record.
View moduleGive owners and managers sales, labor, food cost, and service reports that reconcile to operations.
View moduleManage business units, roles, permissions, localization, devices, and tenant-safe operations from the foundation up.
View moduleTell us which service model, unit count, and workflows matter most. We will shape the demo around the real operating day.
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