Quantities are an estimate
Without a count of who is eating, every day starts with a guess that is either too high or too low.
For canteens and caterers
Parent meal choices become a production list for every school and item. Plan what to make before service, then serve and reconcile in one connected system.

Daily
Production list, per kitchen
Per item
Quantities planned at dish level
Zero
Cash counted at the counter
Every school day asks canteen teams to make fast decisions with incomplete information.
Without a count of who is eating, every day starts with a guess that is either too high or too low.
Over-producing is the safe choice, so trays go in the bin once service ends.
Under-catering is worse — the students at the back of the queue are the ones who lose their lunch.
Counting change is the slowest part of service, and the hardest part of the day to reconcile.
An allergy recorded in the office does not always reach the person plating the food.
Sales, stock and invoices are pieced back together in spreadsheets at the end of the week.
The choices families make become clear tasks for the people who prepare and serve each meal.
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Discuss your kitchen setupFrom the meal chosen at home to the sale at the counter, each handoff stays visible.

Tell us how many students you serve and where, and we will walk you through a typical service day.
We answer questions about production planning, menus, reporting and onboarding.