A CLEARER WAY TO WORK

From dates to decisions.

One connected workflow, from the moment food arrives to the moment your team takes action. Less guesswork. More clarity.

The complete 25-second product story

01 / IDENTIFY & RECEIVE

Start with the right information.

Scan a barcode or capture a packaging photo to help identify a product. Review the suggested match, confirm the quantity and date, and assign a storage location.

Each delivery creates a separate batch record. Your team confirms the details—AI-assisted identification supports the workflow, rather than replacing judgment.

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RECEIVING

Identify your stock

Scan barcode or add a photo

Baby Spinach

Illustrative · Oct 25, 2026. Review before saving.

Quantity: 5 lb

Recorded use-by: Oct 26, 2026 (tomorrow)

Batch SP-1025-A · Storage: Walk-In Cooler 3

Confirm receiving

Illustrative receiving scenario · Oct 25, 2026 · Recorded use-by: Oct 26 (tomorrow)

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Use First

Use First

Batch SP-1025-A

Fresh baby spinach leaves in a clean stainless-steel colander at a preparation station

Baby Spinach

Walk-In Cooler 3

QUANTITY

5 lb

USE BY

Oct 26, 2026

Illustrative scenario: Oct 25, 2026. Recorded use-by is tomorrow. Check condition before use.

Illustrative Use First scenario · Oct 25, 2026 · Recorded use-by: Oct 26 (tomorrow)

02 / MONITOR EXPIRATION

Bring approaching dates into focus.

Track batches separately, even when they contain the same product. Use First priorities help teams see what is approaching expiration and plan around it.

A priority is a prompt to review—not permission to use unsafe food. Expired inventory is not recommended for use. Follow your food-safety policies and applicable requirements.

03 / TAKE ACTION

Make the next step clear.

Prioritize Use First stock, restock the right location, or move inventory where it can be used. Employees record use, waste, and transfers as the work happens.

Tasks, timestamps, and photo evidence give managers a way to review completed work. A documented action is more useful than a checkmark with no context.

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TEAM WORKSPACE

Your tasks

Floor 22 · East Pantry · Today’s checklist

COMPLETED

Restock yogurt cups.

Floor 22 · East Pantry

Example of neatly restocked drinks shelves, illustrative task photo

Photo attached · Ready for review

Completed at 9:42 AM

Action recorded. Manager can review.

Illustrative completed task · Photo attached for manager review

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Financial overview

Illustrative example · Not live data

Stock Value at Risk

$2,480

Approaching expiration

Estimated Avoided Waste

$1,260

Estimate, not realized savings

Illustrative example · Not verified savings

04 / MEASURE IMPACT

Turn documented work into perspective.

Review stock value at risk, recorded waste, transferred value, and estimated avoided waste. Use the context behind each metric to guide cost-control conversations.

An estimate is not a promise. Estimated avoided waste is not guaranteed or realized savings, and transferred value is not automatically money saved.

TRACK TODAY. WASTE LESS TOMORROW.

Make every inventory decision count.

A clearer view of your stock. A better next step for your team.

TRACK TODAY. WASTE LESS TOMORROW.

Make every inventory decision count.

A clearer view of your stock. A better next step for your team.