The invoice arrives overnight.
In the morning you know whether to pay it.
Vendor invoices come in by email or from the vendor portal, get broken down line by line and compared with the packing slips you signed. What adds up is payable; what doesn't is put in front of you, with the amount.
The invoice gets paid, and that's that.
It arrives in the invoice inbox, the accountant downloads it three months later, and in the meantime you've already paid it. Nobody compared it with the packing slip, and prices different from the agreed ones slip through.
- Read at quarter-end
By the time you spot the price increase, you've already paid it three times.
- Never compared with the packing slip
A case invoiced but never delivered costs as much as one delivered.
- The accountant gets a box
Invoices, packing slips and receipts to put back in order, by hand.

It comes in from the invoice inbox, it comes out as lines.
You connect the invoice inbox once. From then on every vendor invoice arrives on its own, gets broken down line by line, and from every line come the vendor, the product and the updated price.
Every line updates three things.
The vendor, if new. The product, if it wasn't there. The price, always: this is where the real price list comes from, the one you then use to check packing slips and calculate food cost.
- Tax portal connected
Even last night's invoices, without you downloading them.
- One catalog, many vendors
The same peeled tomatoes from three vendors stay one single product, with three prices.
You pay for what arrived, not for what's written.
Every invoice line looks for its signed packing slip line. Where it finds it, it's covered. Where it doesn't, or finds a different quantity, it puts it in front of you with the amount: you hold that one line, and the rest of the invoice stays payable.
- Covered
Quantity and price match the signed packing slip.
- To hold
With the difference in dollars, ready for the credit memo.
It tells you when to pay, it doesn't pay for you.
Due dates come in from the invoices and line up with the expected cash. If a date pushes the balance below the minimum, Ordinoo proposes what to move, by how much, and with which vendor. The transfer stays yours.
- On expected cash
Sales, fixed due dates and vendors, thirteen weeks ahead.
- With the message ready
If you move a payment, the vendor hears it from you, not from a delay.
The accountant gets a file, not a box.
On the first of the month the package is already done: reconciled invoices, daily sales, credit memos requested and cost centers. You download it or their office receives it, in the format they already use. Month-end questions drop to zero.
- Everything reconciled
Every invoice with its packing slip and its order.
- Already by cost center
Kitchen, bar, front of house: without classifying anything by hand.
- The Agent prepares it
On the night of the 31st, without you asking.
Bring us an invoice from August,
we'll compare it with your packing slips
We connect the invoice inbox, watch the invoices come in on their own and take a real one: together we see which lines add up and which don't. Free and no strings attached: if it's not for you, we'll tell you ourselves.
- We connect the invoice inbox
- We take a real invoice
- We compare it with your packing slips




