A photo or a PDF
Snap the bill on your phone camera or upload a PDF — the system reads both with the same accuracy.
Inventory
Snap the invoice or upload a PDF and the system extracts items, quantities, prices, and VAT. You review, approve, and stock plus moving-average cost update automatically.
Because typing supplier bills by hand burns hours a week and hides costly errors.
Snap the bill on your phone camera or upload a PDF — the system reads both with the same accuracy.
Items, quantities, unit prices, totals, and VAT — all extracted ready for review.
Every bill shows up in an editable form before it touches stock or the supplier ledger.
On approval, the new weighted-average cost is computed per item and flows into recipe margins.
Upload the bill and get back to work. When it is ready, you get a notification to review.
Matches the supplier against your directory in /inventory/suppliers by name and VAT number.
How it works
Open the AI bill screen, upload the file, and wait a few minutes. You get the bill back as an editable line-item grid with stock matching and clear totals.
What happens after approval
On approval, the system creates a goods-receipt entry, adds quantities to the warehouse, updates moving-average cost, and posts the bill into /accounting/expenses as a supplier liability.
Real time saved
A bill that took 15 minutes to type is now under two minutes to review and approve. Across an average restaurant, that adds up to hours each week.
Items and ingredients with accurate cost and live pricing.
Recipes link each item to its ingredients and auto-deduct stock.
Supplier directory with prices, terms, and contacts.
Purchase orders, goods receipt, and tracked suppliers.
Stock across branches and warehouses with transfers.
Counts, adjustments, waste, and reorder alerts.
Deduct ingredients automatically from daily production.
Just one intro call. No spam, ever.
Answers about AI-powered supplier invoice intake.
Line items, quantities, prices, totals, and VAT — from a photo or PDF of the supplier invoice.
No. The extracted invoice lands in a review screen; you approve it after checking the numbers and matching to the right items.
The system suggests the closest matches in your catalog, or lets you create a new item on the spot — no data is lost.
Yes. On approval, stock is added, weighted-average cost is updated, and the journal entries post in one step.
Processing is asynchronous and usually takes a few seconds. You get a notification the moment it's ready to review — you don't have to wait around.