Ten systems. Or one.
Idara runs a restaurant group end to end. Eight apps, one login, one database, one set of numbers. Keep scrolling and it walks you through itself.
- 8
- Apps, one login
- 1
- Database behind them
- 10
- Systems it connects to
- 24/7
- On every shift
Eight apps, one database.
- System
- Add a branch manager once, not in ten places.
- Supply
- Stock, orders, kitchen production, and what a plate cost you yesterday.
- Operations
- Waste, audits, recipes, checklists, signed by whoever did them.
- Requests
- Transfers, maintenance and spend approvals in one queue.
- Customer Service
- Complaints with a clock on them. Messages and reviews in one inbox.
- People
- Manpower, assessments, health cards that expire before the inspector arrives.
- Analytics
- Sales from the tills as they land. By branch, by hour, by item.
- Info Bank
- Contracts, licences and CRs with renewal dates that chase you.
What changes in your day.
Owners
Yesterday, closed, on one screen. Group, brand, branch.
Operations directors
Twelve branches, one checklist view. Who signed off, who did not.
Branch managers
Morning count, waste log and schedule, on the floor, on a phone.
Warehouse and kitchen
Orders in, production out, transfers logged as they happen.
It plugs into what you already run on.
Built inside a restaurant group, to run that group.
Stock lived in one system, complaints in another, health cards in a folder, and sales in a spreadsheet somebody rebuilt every Sunday. Ten systems that knew nothing about each other, and a group running on the gaps between them.
So we built the thing we needed. Idara runs that group today. Every screen exists because something went wrong at 6am and needed fixing by 7.
Join the waitlist.
Early access opens group by group. Tell us how many branches you run and we will come to you in order.