Control every shift and branch

See what sold, what was consumed, what was wasted, and what needs attention. Oyo suggests branch actions while managers retain control of approvals.

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One operating picture for the counter, kitchen, store, and finance team.
  1. 01

    Close every branch with fewer reconciliation gaps

  2. 02

    Connect recipe usage to purchasing and margin

  3. 03

    Catch waste, void, discount, and cash exceptions sooner

Illustrative operating workflow

This page shows a target restaurant workflow. Hardware, delivery platforms, payment methods, and FBR scope are verified during discovery.

Where work starts to break

These are the recurring operating gaps the workflow is designed to surface and route.

  • Sales and consumption drift

    POS sales do not always translate into accurate ingredient usage and store balances.

  • Branch closing is manual

    Cash, card, delivery, discounts, voids, and refunds need separate reconciliation.

  • Waste is recorded without context

    Teams can log waste but struggle to connect it to recipe variance, shifts, or purchasing.

  • Central kitchen planning reacts late

    Production and dispatch plans often depend on calls, spreadsheets, and yesterday's view.

From signal to recorded action

Each stage has an owner, a clear output, and a record the next team can trust.

  1. 01Front of House

    Capture the order

    Send dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders through the correct menu, price, and service flow.

    POS and kitchen order

  2. 02Kitchen and Store

    Prepare and consume

    Route items to KOT or KDS and post approved recipe consumption against branch stock.

    Production and usage record

  3. 03Branch Manager

    Close the shift

    Reconcile payment channels, voids, discounts, refunds, cash, and delivery settlements.

    Shift close with exceptions

  4. 04Operations and Purchasing

    Replenish and review

    Prepare branch and central kitchen needs using sales, stock, waste, and lead times.

    Approved replenishment plan

Important activity, clearly explained

Oyo shows what happened, why it matters, and what your team can check next.

Approval is the default

Sensitive commercial, financial, quality, and inventory actions remain with authorized people.

  • Manager review

    Closing difference

    Reconcile the shift

    When Oyo flags it
    A shift reaches its configured closing time.
    Suggested next step
    Matches POS, payment, delivery, refund, and cash records, then isolates variances.
    Manager control
    Only an authorized manager can close with an unresolved variance.
  • Manager review

    Waste above target

    Protect food cost

    When Oyo flags it
    Waste or theoretical consumption crosses the configured tolerance.
    Suggested next step
    Links the variance to item, recipe, shift, branch, and recorded reason.
    Manager control
    Inventory adjustments require evidence and approval.
  • Manager review

    Kitchen readiness

    Prepare the next production run

    When Oyo flags it
    Branch demand or central kitchen stock changes materially.
    Suggested next step
    Drafts production and dispatch quantities with demand and shelf-life context.
    Manager control
    Production release remains with the assigned operations lead.
  • Manager review

    Unusual discounts

    Review unusual concessions

    When Oyo flags it
    A void, refund, or discount breaks branch policy.
    Suggested next step
    Shows the receipt, operator, authorization, reason, and related activity.
    Manager control
    Oyo flags the activity for review. It does not accuse or penalize staff.

One operating record

  • POS and Order Flow

    Tables, takeaway, delivery, menus, pricing, KOT, KDS, and payments.

  • Recipe and Kitchen Control

    Recipes, yield, modifiers, production, consumption, and wastage.

  • Purchasing and Stock

    Branch stock, central kitchen, transfers, suppliers, and replenishment.

  • Branch Finance

    Shift closing, settlements, expenses, taxes, cash, and margin.

FBR POS Integrated

Restaurant POS flows can require real-time invoice validation, submission, reference capture, QR printing, and exception handling.

Review the FBR workflow
  • Validate invoice and tax fields before submission
  • Capture the FBR response against the POS receipt
  • Print or display the required QR and reference
  • Control retries, refunds, and corrections

FBR POS Integrated is configured for the restaurant's selected route, environment, branches, and supported transaction flows during implementation.

Start with one controlled flow

Configure around real roles, rules, data, and approvals before expanding the operating footprint.

  1. 01

    Map menus, modifiers, recipes, service channels, and branch closing rules.

  2. 02

    Validate POS hardware, printers, payments, and delivery integrations.

  3. 03

    Configure manager approvals for voids, discounts, refunds, and variances.

  4. 04

    Start with one branch and one closing cycle before network rollout.

Show us how the work really moves

Bring one branch closing, recipe cost, waste, or FBR exception. We will map the complete operating flow.