Automatic stock deduction
Recipes deduct ingredients from stock as orders are placed, from waiter orders, Quick POS bills and table QR orders.
EETS deducts ingredients from stock as orders are placed, using the recipes you set up for your menu. Record purchases, wastage and physical counts in the same app, and get an alert before an ingredient runs out.
Inventory runs on the orders your team already takes, so stock moves without anyone re-entering sales.
Enter ingredients by weight, volume or pieces with opening stock, or import them from a CSV file.
Say how much of each ingredient one portion uses. Bottled drinks and ready desserts can be tracked directly, without a recipe.
Every order deducts its ingredients, including offline bills once they sync. Cancelled orders put stock back or record it as wastage.
Record purchases and wastage as they happen, and run physical counts to correct any difference.
Recipes deduct ingredients from stock as orders are placed, from waiter orders, Quick POS bills and table QR orders.
Record what you bought, in packs or loose units. EETS keeps an average cost per ingredient, with GST counted as part of the cost.
Log spoiled, expired, damaged or overcooked stock and staff meals. The kitchen can log wastage from its own screen.
Staff count what is on the shelf without seeing the expected quantity. Submitting the count corrects stock and shows the difference.
Set a low-stock level per ingredient. Admin and reception see what is running low and get a notification before it runs out.
Optionally mark menu items unavailable when an ingredient they need runs out, and bring them back when you restock.
See stock value, what was used, what was wasted, and actual versus expected usage between two counts.
Admin and reception manage inventory. The kitchen logs wastage. Every stock change is kept in a history you can review.
Bring a few of your recipes. We’ll show you how an order deducts stock and how purchases, wastage and counts keep it accurate.