Recipes & Food Costing
Build every dish from inventory ingredients with sub-recipes up to three levels, waste %, and live average costs.
- ✓ Cost per portion & food-cost %
- ✓ Suggested sale price
- ✓ One-click recalculate
- ✓ Printable cost cards
Biznsbook Restaurant Management turns your menu into cost-aware recipes, tracks where food cost leaks, runs the kitchen on screen, and takes orders online — connected to your POS, Inventory, and Accounting.
From recipe costing to kitchen display and online ordering — all inside your ERP.
Build every dish from inventory ingredients with sub-recipes up to three levels, waste %, and live average costs.
Nightly snapshots compare theoretical usage from POS sales to actual stock movements, ranked by ingredient.
POS sales automatically consume recipe ingredients from stock every 30 minutes, with a full audit log.
Log spoilage, over-production, and dropped dishes with reason codes and a live cost preview as you type.
Set target stock per item and warehouse; Biznsbook generates supplier-grouped draft purchase orders when you're short.
POS sales become live tickets routed per station with course hold/fire, age-based colour escalation, and one-tap lifecycle.
Your own public menu link, table QR codes, guest order tracking, staff Kanban board, and convert-to-sale-bill.
Design dining rooms, watch live status (including Reserved and Cleaning), swap or merge tables, split checks, and manage bookings.
BCG matrix classifies dishes as Stars, Plowhorses, Puzzles, or Dogs from real POS popularity and recipe margins.
You build each dish from the ingredients you already track in Inventory — or nest sub-recipes (sauces, doughs, prep) up to three levels deep. Biznsbook calculates total ingredient cost, cost per portion, food-cost percentage against the menu item's sale price, and a suggested sale price from your target margin. Unit costs come from live inventory average cost and refresh with one click.
Ingredient prices change weekly but recipe spreadsheets don't. You price dishes on outdated costs and margins slip before anyone notices.
You feel food cost is high but can't pinpoint whether it's waste, over-portioning, theft, or a mis-priced recipe — until month-end is too late.
Sales happen at the till, stock issues happen in the back office, and the kitchen runs on paper tickets. Nothing stays in sync without manual work.
Every dish costed from inventory ingredients with one-click recalculate. Know cost per portion, food-cost %, and suggested sale price in real time.
Nightly theoretical-vs-actual snapshots turn "food cost feels high" into a ranked list of ingredients with red, amber, and green flags you can act on today.
Sales auto-deplete ingredients, tickets route to KDS stations, and online orders land on the same board — one connected workflow from order to inventory.
Recipe costing, COGS variance, and kitchen ops — all inside your Biznsbook ERP.
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A straightforward four-step path from recipes to margin control.
Create menu items and sub-recipes from inventory ingredients. Set portion counts, waste %, and target food-cost targets.
Turn on auto-deplete so every POS sale consumes recipe ingredients from stock automatically, with a full audit log.
Route orders to KDS station boards, manage floor plans and table service, and accept online and QR-table orders.
Review COGS variance, waste vs theoretical, menu engineering matrix, and supplier price alerts — then adjust with data.
Whether you run one dining room or a delivery-first brand, Biznsbook scales with your operation.
Perfect for owner-operators who need recipe costing, waste logging, and a kitchen display without a separate tech stack.
Ideal for groups that need consistent recipes, par-level ordering, and consolidated food-cost reporting across branches.
Built for delivery-first brands that lean on online ordering, KDS routing, and menu engineering to protect thin margins.
The Restaurant module reuses your existing Inventory, POS, Purchasing, and Accounting — no separate silo.
Sales drive auto-depletion, COGS snapshots, KDS tickets, menu engineering data, and prep-sheet forecasts — all from posted POS transactions.
Recipes pull ingredients and live average costs from your item catalogue. Depletion, waste, and catch-weight receipts keep stock honest.
Supplier prices from GRNs and purchase bills feed price tracking. Par-level shortages generate draft POs grouped by supplier for your review.
POS sales, purchase bills, and stock movements post to your general ledger — so food cost and margin reports stay financially accurate.
No separate license. Activate the module alongside POS, Inventory, Purchase, and Accounting — all in one plan.
See how restaurant management fits food-service workflows — not just generic ERP features.
Recipe costing, kitchen ops, and online ordering for full-service and quick-service operators.
See industry solution →Par levels and waste tracking for prepared-food counters.
See industry solution →Step-by-step guides for recipes, COGS, floor plans, bill split, KDS course fire, online ordering, and more.
Browse guides →Quick answers about recipe costing, COGS, depletion, KDS, online ordering, and prerequisites.
You build each dish from inventory ingredients (or sub-recipes up to three levels deep). Biznsbook calculates total ingredient cost, cost per portion, food-cost percentage, and a suggested sale price from your target margin. Unit costs come from live inventory average cost and can be refreshed with one click.
Every night Biznsbook snapshots the theoretical cost of what you should have used — based on POS sales and recipes — and compares it to actual stock movements. The COGS Variance report ranks ingredients by discrepancy with red, amber, and green flags so you can spot waste, over-portioning, theft, or mis-priced recipes.
When you enable Auto-deplete on sale, every posted POS sale consumes the dish's recipe ingredients out of stock automatically, including waste percentages. A background sync runs every 30 minutes. A full Depletion Log shows Completed, Skipped, and Failed statuses, and managers can reprocess failures in one click without double-depleting.
When KDS is enabled, completing a POS sale creates kitchen tickets routed to each dish's station (Grill, Fryer, Cold, Bar, and more). Mixed orders split into one ticket per station. Course 1 fires on send; Course 2+ stay held until front of house taps Fire. Full-screen station boards poll every 10 seconds with ETag support, colour-escalate tickets green to amber to red by age, and staff drive each ticket through Acknowledge, Start, Ready, and Bump — no SignalR required.
Yes. Give your restaurant a unique public menu link and optional table QR codes. Guests order from a mobile-first menu with the same modifiers as POS. Orders land on a staff Kanban board, route to KDS automatically, and can be converted to a sale bill in one click so online and counter sales stay in one ledger.
Yes. Staff manage reservations through Confirm, Seat, Complete, No-show, and Cancel. Seating opens a real table session via the floor-plan engine. Live View shows Reserved for upcoming bookings. Walk-ins join a waitlist with auto-calculated queue position and estimated wait. Guests can also self-book from your public menu link with availability-checked time slots and online cancellation.
Yes. Live floor and POS support swap and merge on the same floor plan, Cleaning after settlement, and close blocked while bills have unpaid balance. Cashiers can split checks by moving items to a new bill or splitting evenly into payment-share bills on the same table session.
The Restaurant module is built on your existing ERP data. You need Inventory for ingredients, stock movements, and average costs, and POS for sales that drive depletion, COGS snapshots, KDS tickets, and menu engineering. Purchasing and Accounting extend the workflow for supplier prices, draft POs, and financial reporting.
Kitchen staff log waste with configurable reason codes and see a live cost preview. Optional auto-adjust reduces stock automatically. The Waste Summary report includes a unique three-way breakdown that splits COGS variance into logged waste versus unexplained remainder, so you know how much variance is actually accounted for.