SolStack

Stock / the one that costs the plate

Know what a dish
really costs, to the gram.

A product master, recipes costed ingredient by ingredient, and a movement ledger that catches shrinkage before it shows up as an unexplained loss. Scan the delivery note once and every recipe using that ingredient re-costs itself.

One delivery, costed to the plate
Delivery The supplier’s delivery note arrives and gets scanned in — quantities, unit prices, the lot.
Stock The movement ledger updates itself. What came in is on record before it is on the shelf.
Recipe Every recipe using that ingredient re-costs to the gram, automatically.
Financials The true cost of goods lands in Financials — the grey area Financials already promised to close.

The cost of a dish stops being a guess the moment the delivery is scanned.

The margin Financials shows you starts with what actually arrived at the door.

Behind the pass

The grey area,
closed.

Financials can only show what suppliers actually charge if something is actually recording it. Stock is that something: a product master and a movement ledger, not a spreadsheet someone forgot to update.

Stock does not produce a separate report. It is the ledger Financials’ cost-of-goods line already draws from.