Recipe costing
Connect yields and ingredient requirements to known product costs, then review total cost, unit cost, sale price, and food-cost percentage.
Professional beta
One Professional workspace represents one physical business or location. Operators with multiple locations use one workspace per location, keeping inventory, production, permissions, and billing boundaries clear.
Connect yields and ingredient requirements to known product costs, then review total cost, unit cost, sale price, and food-cost percentage.
Track quantities, units, cost basis, expiration, low stock, waste, and a clear adjustment history.
Plan batches, servings, or units for a date and compare total requirements with inventory already available.
Aggregate remaining requirements, map packages, estimate known costs, and group the result by store or supplier.