Product
Restaurant operations, connected around the service flow.
RestoManage combines an offline-first Windows POS and KDS with browser-based inventory, analytics, multi-branch controls, and supplier purchasing. Each capability below has its own technical page with current limitations and requirements.
Offline-First Restaurant POS
Keep taking dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders when internet connectivity drops. Orders remain available locally and synchronize when connectivity returns.
View capabilityKitchen Display System (KDS)
Route tickets from POS terminals to kitchen screens, track preparation status, and keep production visible without relying on paper tickets.
View capabilityIngredient-Level Inventory
Connect menu recipes to raw ingredients, monitor stock consumption, and maintain recipe-cost visibility as restaurant activity changes.
View capabilityRestaurant Analytics
Review revenue, sales channels, cancellation activity, and date-range operating trends from the management portal.
View capabilitySupplier Purchasing
Create digital purchase orders, receive supplier invoices, and manage restaurant-supplier workflows alongside inventory operations.
View capabilityCommon product questions
Are all RestoManage modules included in the primary platform subscription?
RestoManage offers modular pricing plans (POS Only, Starter, and Custom multi-branch plans). Core POS, KDS, inventory, analytics, and supplier purchasing workflows can be activated based on your operational scale.
Can I run RestoManage features across multiple restaurant locations?
Yes. Centralized management supports multi-branch menus, reporting, inventory controls, and supplier purchasing from one management environment.
Does RestoManage require proprietary hardware to run these features?
No proprietary terminal is required. The POS and Kitchen Display System target standard Windows touchscreen PCs and standard ESC/POS thermal printers. The management portal runs in a modern web browser.
Operational reliability
Built around restaurant-local service.
The POS keeps core service available locally during internet outages, while the browser portal handles management workflows when cloud connectivity is available.