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A restaurant dining room with set tables and black chairs

From the table to the kitchen to the store room.

In a restaurant, orders go from table to kitchen by KOT (kitchen order ticket), and stock is used up by recipe, not by item sold. Retail billing software understands neither. Kreon has built software for restaurants that ties the bill to the kitchen and the store, so the owner sees food cost and not only the day's sale.

What the system has to handle

The details generic software gets wrong.

01

Tables, not counters

A bill stays open for an hour, gets added to, moved to another table and split four ways. Counter billing cannot do this.

02

KOT by kitchen section

Tandoor, Chinese and bar each need only their own items. One common slip causes shouting and missed dishes.

03

Stock by recipe

You sell paneer tikka but buy paneer, curd and masala. Stock must come down by recipe to mean anything.

04

Voids and discounts

Cancelled items and discounts are where cash leaks. The owner needs to see each one in the day-end report.

Modules this trade uses most

The parts that matter here.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can waiters take orders on a phone or tablet?

Yes. A captain app takes the order at the table and the KOT goes to the right kitchen section. Nobody has to walk a slip across the floor.

Can I see which dishes and hours bring in the most sale?

Yes. Sales are reported item-wise, hour-wise and waiter-wise. You can see what sells, when the rush comes and who is serving the most tables.

We already use retail billing software. Why change?

Retail software bills items across a counter. It has no tables, no KOT and no recipes, so it cannot tell you what a dish cost to make or where the stock went.

Which Kreon products fit restaurants?

Restaurant POS, HRMS and Payroll. Each can be shaped to the way your business works, and they share the same records when used together.

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