ChefOS brings scheduling, inventory, ordering, reporting, and team workflows into one system your whole restaurant can run from.
ChefOS unifies the tools you already run into a single operational system — with a shared data layer across scheduling, inventory, sales, and the team on the floor.
Every module shares a single data layer — so scheduling knows about sales, inventory knows about waste, and you know everything.
Forecast-aware labor planning, shift trades, compliance — all in one place. Publish schedules in minutes, not hours.
Track waste, yield, and theoretical vs. actual variance with forensic precision. Vendor invoices reconcile themselves.
Daily reviews take minutes. Board decks write themselves. Sales, labor, and food cost unified in one ledger.
Identify leaks before they become losses. Track yield by station, shift, and SKU. Turn waste into margin.
“Why was food cost high last Tuesday?” Get an answer, a chart, and a recommendation — in seconds.
Station-scoped channels, shift briefings, announcements with receipts. The back of house and front of house, aligned.
Ask anything in plain English — Sous reads across every module of ChefOS and answers with numbers, charts, and recommended actions. No dashboards to configure, no SQL to write.
“Show me prime cost for this week.”
“Who's overstaffed on Friday lunch?”
“Any items at 86 risk?”
“Make a schedule for week of 04/12.”
FAQ
Straight answers on fit, setup, integrations, and rollout.
ChefOS replaces the spreadsheets, notebooks, shared docs, standalone inventory tools like FoodPro or CrunchTime, scheduling software, and manual reports built around POS-provided analytics. It does not replace your POS; it powers up the analytics your POS already provides.
No. ChefOS is designed to work around your existing POS and operations stack, so your team can keep the systems that already run service.
Most teams can launch the first workflows in under two weeks. We configure the system around your menu, vendor setup, locations, and management rhythm.
Both. Single-location teams use ChefOS to tighten daily execution, while multi-unit groups use it to standardize operating rhythm across locations.
If it is a fit, we map your current workflow, connect the right data sources, and start with the highest-leverage operating areas first.
