
Two departments, the same vendor, two packing slips.
The kitchen and the bar order milk from the same dairy without knowing it: two deliveries, two prices, two packing slips to copy out.
Kitchen, bar, breakfast: every department orders its own way. Ordinoo loads everything into the same inventory, splits costs by department and puts the P&L in front of you every morning.


The kitchen and the bar order milk from the same dairy without knowing it: two deliveries, two prices, two packing slips to copy out.

Cost control is done by the accountant after the quarter closes. By the time you find out the bar has lost margin, it's October.

Sixty people in summer, twenty-five in winter. And someone redoes the schedule, every Sunday evening.
Every photographed packing slip loads the single inventory and goes to the right department. Every department orders, but orders to the same vendor merge on their own.
Lines read, product linked, department assigned. You confirm.
Kitchen and bar ask, Ordinoo merges, the minimum order is met only once.


Every invoice line lands in its cost center without anyone classifying it. Kitchen, bar, breakfast: food cost, labor cost and margin, each on its own, and the total.
The vendor, the product and the department are enough for Ordinoo to know where the line goes.
With the same covers, who spends more and on what. Not at month-end: tomorrow morning.
Shift proposals based on booked guests, contracts and remaining hours; labor cost per service against expected occupancy. You approve.
Coverage by department and by time slot, remaining hours respected. Move one person and the cost updates.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner: what staff costs per cover, today and next week.


Sales, spend and food cost by department, with the line that doesn't add up already highlighted. Written last night, without you entering anything.
The three departments are the starting point. Everything else in Ordinoo works on the same data.
Ordinoo prepares, proposes and keeps everything in order. But every step that counts, sending, confirming, signing, is yours.
OrdinooPrepares them, merged by vendor, with minimums and deliveries.
YouYou check and send with a tap.
OrdinooProposes coverage when someone's missing.
YouYou decide who works and when.
OrdinooLooks at costs and hours, department by department.
YouPeople remain your restaurant.
That's exactly the case it's built for. Kitchen, bar and breakfast keep ordering separately, with their own habits and their own times. Ordinoo sees that two departments are asking the same dairy for milk, merges the requests into one order and meets the minimum only once. When the packing slip arrives, every line goes to the department that asked for it, and the inventory stays one.
The POS close for the restaurant and the bar comes in on its own, every night, and that's what's needed for the food cost and the P&L. For the PMS it depends which one you use: with some, occupancy data comes in directly, with others it's uploaded once a week. We check it together in the demo, with your system in front of us.
As departments in their own right. Breakfast consumption is estimated on the day's guests and corrected with the actual usage from inventory, so the department's food cost is real even without a receipt for every croissant. Room service works the same way, tied to the covers served in rooms.
Inventory and the vendor records are born from the invoices on day one: there's nothing to enter by hand. Schedules start from the contracts you upload, and in the first week you compare Ordinoo's proposal with the one you would have made yourself. Usually from the second week you just approve it.
The P&L is read by season, not just by month, so the comparison is between this year's summer and last year's. Schedules are rebuilt from scratch at every opening, but the history of who worked, how many hours and at what cost stays: you build the new team knowing what was needed the year before.
We connect the POS and the invoice inbox, and the next morning we open the dashboard with your numbers, department by department.
Free and with no commitment. If it's not for you, we'll tell you ourselves.