Inventory
Counting is not the hard part; pricing the count afterward is. RestaurantMate runs shelf-to-sheet audits on any device and values every line from the invoices you actually paid, so the total is ready when the count is. Fast enough for a Tuesday 7 a.m., accurate enough for your accountant.
Kitchen Audit
Produce · 16 itemsThe count that knows what it is worth
Tuesday’s count
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valued from delivered prices, not list prices
The sheet follows shelf order, not the alphabet, so you count the way the walk-in is built.
Cases, bags, bottles, or weight. Your units, converted deterministically, with mixed counts resolved for you.
Every line is priced from delivered invoices as you go. The total is ready when you are, with its evidence attached.
Walk the walk-in in the order things sit on shelves. The sheet follows your path, not an alphabetized fantasy, and it stays in your order once you set it.
Counts are priced from your delivered invoices, so valuation reflects what replacement actually costs. A case counted today carries the price of your last delivery, not a list price from January.
Count in cases, bags, bottles, or by weight. Deterministic pack math converts to value, and three cases plus four loose cans resolve to one number.
A keyboard-fast grid for office work, a tap-fast list for the walk-in. Same data, both places, and the list keeps working offline until you are back in signal.
When counting is fast and prices fill themselves in, inventory stops being a monthly ordeal and becomes a habit that catches problems while they are small. Counts also feed the next suggested cart, so a good audit makes the next order better.
Every number traces to an invoice line through explicit pack math, with your manual overrides winning over everything. Export the audit with its pricing evidence and month-end stops being an argument.
7:12 AM
fast enough for a Tuesday morning
100%
of valuation traceable to invoices
Every
audit kept in history, forever
Good to know
No. Any phone, tablet, or laptop works, and the sheet keeps working offline in the walk-in.
Yes. Split by area, count in parallel, and the audit assembles itself. Resume mid-count without losing your place.
Counts are priced from the invoices you actually paid, so valuation reflects replacement cost, not last year's list price.
Sales deplete inventory through your recipes, so day-to-day levels stay close to honest between counts. Each audit trues them up and shows the variance.
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