Schedules and staff costs across all production locations.
Six locations, sixty people, one grid: who's short and who's spare, proposed and moved before anyone phones at six. Staff cost per meal, location by location, against the contract target.
Sixty people, six locations, six shift sheets.
Every commissary kitchen makes its own schedules. When two people at South fall ill, the manager calls around at random; meanwhile at the University there are two people too many for today's meals. Nobody sees the picture, and the labor cost per meal is known to the consultant at month-end.
- Schedules per location, in silos
South is short, the University is spare, and nobody knows.
- Emergency replacements
Phone calls at 6 in the morning, whoever answers goes.
- Invisible cost per meal
From $0.55 to $1.60 per meal, discovered with the pay stubs.

Six locations in one single grid.
For every location and every day, the people on shift against those needed for the booked meals. Who's short and who's spare is visible on the same screen, and Ordinoo proposes the transfer before anyone has to phone at six.
The people needed come from the meals.
Staffing needs aren't fixed: they depend on booked meals, the day's menu and the type of location. A commissary kitchen does 12 meals an hour per person, a nursing home with special diets does 7. Ordinoo knows it per location, and proposes schedules accordingly.
- From booked meals
Schools closed on Friday need fewer people.
- Transfers between locations
Whoever has the right contract and the right distance, proposed on its own.
Staff costs per meal, location by location.
In contract foodservice the number that counts is staff cost per meal produced, and it changes by type of location: a nursing home with special diets costs more than a commissary kitchen. Ordinoo calculates it every day per location, against that location's target, and shows who's out of line.
- Per meal, not per hour
The number that's in the contract.
- One target per type of location
School, nursing home, hospital: three different yardsticks.
Fifty-eight pay stubs, without a single sheet copied out.
Clock-ins with the location, transfers, overtime and contracts go out in one file for the payroll provider. And the staff cost per meal for each contract lands in that contract's P&L: the client paying 2.30 per meal knows what it costs to serve it.
- Clock-ins with the location
Who worked where, clocked in from the phone.
- In the payroll firm's format
One file, not six.
- By contract
The labor cost in each contract's P&L.
Bring us the schedules of two locations,
let's see who's short and who's spare
With the schedules and booked meals of two centers, in twenty minutes you see the coverage of both in the same grid, the proposed transfer, and the cost per meal for each. Free and no strings attached: if it's not for you, we'll tell you ourselves.
- The schedules of two locations
- The coverage grid
- The cost per meal for each




