Café & HoReCa

Daily food cost control.
Across every venue.

ecorgOS connects your POS, accounting and supplier invoices into one daily briefing for café owners, restaurant groups and HoReCa chains. Track margin, food cost and labour cost across all locations — before service, not after month-end.

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Morning briefing

Today · 08:30

HoReCa day 1 briefing
24K €
Chain revenue · MTD
↑ 28.1% vs plan
↑ 2.5% vs 7d

Revenue vs plan target for the current month.

49,3%
Avg. margin
48K € total
↑ 4.9% vs 7d

Gross margin across active stores. Review P&L if it keeps moving.

21,40 €
Avg. receipt
12 active stores
↑ 12.7% vs 7d

Average transaction value from connected POS data.

2.87
Items / order
avg SKU lines / receipt

Average SKU lines per receipt. Below 2 can signal missed upsell.

Suggested action

Review stores below the chain margin average before the weekly order.

Read-only sync

POS connected · Accounting connected · No replacement

Quick answer

ecorgOS connects POS, accounting, and supplier invoices into one daily HoReCa operating view. Owners and COOs see venue P&L, food cost, labour cost, and shift-level anomalies before service starts, without replacing the current stack.

Best fit

2+ venues, café groups, HoReCa chains

Inputs

POS + accounting + supplier invoices

Access model

Read-only by default

Time to first live briefing

72 hours

Daily
Food cost visibility
Per shift
Venue revenue
Same-day
Stock alerts
72h
To first live briefing

Without ecorgOS / With ecorgOS

Without ecorgOS

  • Food cost only visible at month-end accounting review
  • Revenue scattered across separate POS systems per venue
  • Shift performance managed by gut-feel and WhatsApp
  • No way to compare morning vs. evening vs. weekend shifts

With ecorgOS

  • Food cost tracked daily — by venue, by category, by supplier
  • All venues in one live view: revenue, covers, margin, cash
  • Morning briefing replaces evening WhatsApp rounds
  • Shift-level benchmarking across every location

What you get

What you get

Daily food & labour cost

See food cost % and labour cost % for every venue, every day. Know your prime cost before your accountant does — and act on it the same morning.

Venue P&L without the accountant

Each location's revenue, margin and cash position in one view. No manual aggregation from separate POS exports or end-of-week calls with venue managers.

Shift benchmarking across locations

Compare morning, afternoon and evening shifts across venues. See which location is outperforming and by exactly how much — per cover, per shift.

Why teams switch

ecorgOS vs spreadsheets, month-end accounting, and generic BI

The real question is not whether your venues can produce reports. It is whether the whole group sees food cost, labour, and venue P&L early enough to act before service and before month-end.

CriteriaecorgOSSpreadsheets / month-end accounting / generic BI
Time to first useful viewFirst live briefing in 72 hours from the first confirmed source path.Usually weeks or months of exports, cleanup, spreadsheet work, and report setup before the view becomes usable.
Food cost visibilityDaily view by venue, category, and supplier, tied to the same operating model across the group.Often visible only after accounting close, or scattered across separate cost files and invoices.
Mixed POS environmentsBuilt to normalize different venue systems into one comparable chain view.Every extra POS usually adds another custom export, mapping layer, or spreadsheet branch.
ActionabilityMorning briefing, role-based cockpits, and venue-level follow-up on the same day.Mostly reporting. The action layer stays in calls, chat threads, and manager memory.
Ongoing upkeepOne shared operating model with read-only sync and repeatable KPI logic.Someone has to keep fixing formulas, reconciliations, and report logic whenever a source changes.

HoReCa FAQ

Questions café and HoReCa operators ask before going live.

See what your first venue briefing would look like.

In 20 minutes we scope the first POS path, the accounting path, and the first live HoReCa briefing. Then we show which venue, shift, and margin signals your team should start with.