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Restaurants

Orders, stock and money that agree with each other before the shift ends, not after.

Chefs preparing food together in a busy restaurant kitchen

The operational reality

Orders reach the kitchen on paper, stock is counted when something runs out, and several people handle cash. The gap between what was sold and what was taken gets explained after the fact instead of being known.

The system Afivox would build

  • Online ordering
  • Point of sale
  • Kitchen display
  • Menu management
  • Inventory
  • Supplier management
  • Delivery
  • Customer accounts
  • Loyalty
  • Promotions
  • Payments
  • Sales analytics

How it would run

The path a single job takes through the system Afivox would build.

  1. Order placed
  2. Kitchen notified
  3. Prepared
  4. Ready
  5. Served or dispatched
  6. Stock depleted
  7. Shift reconciled

Security considerations

  • Customer and payment data is handled through a secure, PCI-aware checkout flow.

Let's map how your restaurant actually runs.

One session. We look at where the kitchen tickets, the stock count and the till disagree, and what we'd build around it, whether or not you hire us afterward.

Start the operations review