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Tracking inventory is too
hard and takes too much time… not anymore! With
DIGITAL DINING, menu items and their recipes are
automatically reduced each time your server pays a guest
check. Stock taking is simplified with printed forms
that help you identify variances immediately and take
corrective measures promptly. Ordering and receiving
stock is even easier ...
Suggested reorders are saved
for incoming invoices, immediately updating stock and
calculating new costs. DIGITAL DINING provides
the critical information you need to reduce waste, lower
food costs, and increase profits effortlessly.
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Back Office Recipes
Create and maintain
portion control recipes in the Menu Item Maintenance
window. Recipes calculate food costs based on the
latest inventory costing information. Recipes also allow
DIGITAL DINING to calculate expected usage based on your
sales and compares this with your actual usage,
highlighting any variances. |
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Batch and Sub Recipes
Many
restaurants produce substantial amounts of sauces and
other mixes that are then used in other recipes. Batch
recipes accurately account for all of the ingredients
that comprise a batch. Sub recipes help you maintain
menu items by, for example, replacing three or four
items in mixed vegetables with a single sub recipe. |
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Scalability
DIGITAL DINING's
versatile Inventory features allow you to maintain an
operation of any size, whether it is a small tavern or
multiple dining rooms in a large hotel. If you need to
track multiple profit centers, kitchens, or bars,
DIGITAL DINING's Inventory features have the tools to
meet your restaurant's needs. |
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Key Items
The old “80/20 Rule”
applies to most restaurants' inventories. That is, 20
percent of the items in your inventory represent 80
percent of the cost. Use the Key Items feature to “tag”
and track the 20 percent of your inventory items that
account for 80 percent of the cost of your sales. |
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Handheld Stock Takes
Use the same handheld
PC that you use at the POS to take inventory. Let the
handheld do the calculations for each of your item entry
purchase counts, storage and usage units, or any
combination. The handheld PC eliminates double-entries
and greatly reduces data entry errors faster than ever
before. |
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Features |
Benefits |
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Multiple Locations per Item |
You can store
inventory items in several different restaurant
locations, which allows you to track which
locations use which items and in what
quantities. For each location, the items can
have a different par and reorder levels. |
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Multiple Vendors per Item |
You can associate
inventory items with several different vendors. |
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Multiple Pack Sizes |
You can create
any pack size (for example, case, bottle, or
ounce) for items. Therefore, you can purchase
items from different vendors even if the vendors
do not sell them in the same pack size.
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Menu
Item Recipes |
Menu item recipes
(created in the Back Office program) tie sales
at the POS to the Inventory program. When a
staff member orders a menu item, the POS tracks
the sale. During end-of-day processing, the Back
Office program automatically deducts the
appropriate amount of inventory. |
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