Restaurants and Food Service
County health permits, city licensing, and a point of sale that does not talk to anything else.
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You know your inventory. Your software does not.
Counting stock by hand on a Sunday is not a system. It is a second job you did not apply for, and it is why you keep running out of the thing that actually sells.
What we hear
Sound familiar?
- Stock counts happen manually, so you find out you are out of something when a customer asks for it.
- Over ordering ties up cash in shelves that do not move while the fast sellers sit empty.
- The register, the online store, and the spreadsheet each hold a different version of the truth.
- A grand opening banner on rue St. Francois is a seven day permit, and the sign rules are stricter than most owners expect.
What we build
What we would install
- Inventory that syncs between the register and the online store so one count covers both.
- Reorder points that flag a product before it runs out, based on how it actually sells.
- A single sales dashboard so you can read the week without opening three programs.
- A permit and renewal calendar covering signage, the city license, and anything else with a date on it.
What changes
You order from what the numbers say, not from what you think you remember.
We start with a 30 day audit of what you already run, then build over 60 days. No rip and replace unless the tool really is the problem.
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