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Control fast consumption, vendor reliability, and location availability.

Hospitality and food supply teams use AWRA to track consumables, replenishment, vendor orders, transfers, and branch-level reporting.

Inventory software for hospitality
Hospitality & Food Supply operations

The problem

Kitchens and outlets consume stock faster than anyone can count it, and the gap between what was issued and what was used is where the margin goes.

Issue-outs nobody reconciles

The central store issues to the kitchen and the bar, and usage is never compared with it.

Suppliers who deliver short

A short or late delivery is accepted at the back door because nobody checks it against the order.

Prices that creep

The same item costs more every month and nobody notices until the margin does.

How AWRA solves it

What Hospitality & Food Supply teams get.

Property and kitchen requests become tickets with a category SLA, a department queue and a rating once the work is done.

Catch thin-margin and below-cost lines on the Anomaly Radar before a season of orders locks the price in.

Avoid service disruption caused by stockouts in high-consumption supplies.

Track supplier lead time, fulfillment quality, and purchase commitments.

Balance stock across kitchens, stores, outlets, and branches.

Roster kitchen and floor staff against covers, and let attendance rather than memory drive the payroll run.

Consumable tracking

Consumable tracking

Monitor high-turnover supplies and reorder exposure.

Supplier flow

Supplier flow

Move from request to PO with vendor context.

Performance signals

Performance signals

Review branch demand and item movement trends.

Typical workflow

The routines AWRA runs for Hospitality & Food Supply.

Consumption-led reorder

  1. 1 Review usage trends
  2. 2 Check current stock by store
  3. 3 Generate reorder request
  4. 4 Approve PO and receive goods

Outlet stock issue

  1. 1 Request supplies by outlet
  2. 2 Approve issue-out
  3. 3 Deduct central store stock
  4. 4 Review usage variance

Supplier reliability check

  1. 1 Compare delivery timeliness
  2. 2 Review price changes
  3. 3 Track rejected/short deliveries
  4. 4 Update preferred vendors

Example organisation

A three-property hotel group

An illustrative profile, not a named customer

Where they are today

A central store supplying three kitchens and two bars, with supplier deliveries checked against a printed order when somebody remembers.

Where they would start

They would start with the central store and outlet issue-outs, then put receiving against purchase orders.

How the six-step rollout works

What changes after implementation

Before and after, in the routines you already run.

Before After
Issue-outs on a clipboard Issue-outs recorded per outlet
Short deliveries accepted Receiving against the order, over-receipt refused
Price creep unnoticed Supplier prices and lead times measured over time
Reorders by phone Reorders raised as requests and turned into orders

How the rollout goes

1

Define units of measure carefully for items sold, consumed, purchased, and transferred in different pack sizes.

2

Start with the highest-consumption categories before expanding into full purchasing controls.

3

Use branch/location reporting to tune minimum stock levels seasonally.

What you can measure afterwards

Consumption trend
Stock cover days
Supplier lead time
Issue-out variance
Branch availability

Pricing

What it costs for Hospitality & Food Supply

Stores, transfers and counts are fully on Basic. Full procurement, order tracking and POS counters are on Pro.

Pro plan · Run on automation

KES 5,800 / month

or KES 63,800 billed yearly

Full procurement, sales, accounting and HR (employees, leave, attendance & payroll) plus workflow automation and reporting.

Before you pay anything

30-day free trial

Thirty days of the full platform, every module switched on and no card required. Choose a paid tier whenever you are ready.

See it on your process

Walk through a hospitality & food supply workspace with us.

Bring the spreadsheet or the paper form you want to retire. We will show you the first workflow in AWRA with your own items, people and locations.

Questions

What Hospitality & Food Supply buyers ask.

Can we issue stock from a central store to outlets?

Yes. Outlets request supplies, the issue-out is approved and deducted from the central store, and usage can be reviewed per outlet.

Can we check deliveries against the order?

Yes. Goods are received against the purchase order, and more than was ordered is blocked rather than quietly accepted.

Do you track supplier performance?

Delivery time, quality and price stability are measured per vendor, so the data is there when you choose who to order from next.

Can AWRA cost recipes and menus?

Recipe and menu costing is an extension we can build for your workspace. Out of the box, AWRA covers the stock, the purchasing and the counter sales around the kitchen.

Customer story

Speak to someone who runs it.

We publish a named story only with that organisation’s consent. Ask us and we will put you in touch with a hospitality & food supply reference you can telephone, rather than a quote you cannot check.

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