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F&BEarly stage

From chat to a trusted order.

Ingredient orders in Zalo become structured orders, approved by a person before they become supply orders.

The eight-petal flower in 3D, with the F&B petal open.

Ingredient orders get lost in chat.

  1. Before: Orders scattered across chats

    Now: Paste the message, the AI drafts the order

  2. Before: Retyped, lines missed, prices wrong

    Now: A person edits, then accepts each draft

  3. Before: Three weeks on, nobody knows why it changed

    Now: Every ingredient change is its own revision

  4. Before: Lots and expiry are hard to trace

    Now: Lots, expiry and FEFO reservations

Scroll through each step

The path of one ingredient order.

  1. Step 1 of 6Runs on its own

    The order arrives

    Paste or type the order and start right away.

    Kept word for word; the customer's text is never edited.

    What it leaves

    The original, to compare with the AI's reading.

  2. Step 2 of 6Runs on its own

    The AI reads it

    Pulls out outlet, items, quantities and units.

    The draft is kept apart from operating data.

    What it leaves

    The original and the draft side by side.

  3. Step 3 of 6Needs approval

    A person approves

    Edit the lines that need it, then accept or drop.

    Not accepted means not an order.

    What it leaves

    Who looked, what changed, accepted or dropped.

  4. Step 4 of 6Runs on its own

    Supply order

    Each ingredient change becomes its own revision.

    Only an approved draft becomes an order.

    What it leaves

    A chain of revisions; nothing overwritten.

  5. Step 5 of 6Runs on its own

    Lots and expiry

    Record lots, expiry and nearest-expiry reservations when inventory is enabled.

    Reconcile receipts, issues and adjustments against real operations.

    What it leaves

    Track reserved quantities and stock issues.

  6. Step 6 of 6In design

    Receivables

    By design: owed by legal entity, with ageing.

    It never issues e-invoices on its own.

    What it leaves

    By design: from a balance back to its orders.

What runs today?

  • Orders and approval

    Live

    Intake, the AI's draft, a person's approval, the supply order.

  • Outlets and catalogue

    In progress

    Set up outlets, item codes, units and prices; verify before ordering.

  • Stock and quality

    In progress

    Stock ledger, lots and quality records are workspace-gated and need operational acceptance.

  • Cash

    In progress

    Only for chains that sell ingredients onward.

Common questions.

We run our own outlets, no franchise. Does it fit?

Yes. The core is shared by every model. Franchise and receivables switch on only when a chain really sells ingredients to another legal entity.

How do I enter the F&B workspace?

The workspace owner invites the correct email and outlet. Accept the invitation, sign in and select the F&B workspace. Registering an account does not create an outlet or grant pilot access.

What can we use today?

Internal requests, item clarification, independent approval, supply orders and reporting. Inventory, quality and manual cash depend on workspace access and verified operating data.

Is this restaurant management software?

No. It does not replace point of sale, table or shift tools. It runs the back of house: ingredients, supply, stock and receivables.

If your orders live in Zalo.

Start with one outlet, an operator and an independent approver. Measure the journey from request to approved order.

Your selected path

Main need
Run F&B

Optional. For example: we have a first order with a distributor in Texas.

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