SOLUTION · FOOD SERVICE & HOSPITALITY
The Food Service Hub configures Voyager for restaurants, caterers and delivery operations. Menus connect to recipes and ingredients, so cost, allergens and availability can be traced for each dish. Purchasing, staffing, catering, food safety, multi-location performance and local delivery run on the same connected context.
01MENUS AND RECIPES
Menu items link to recipes and their ingredients, so each dish carries its composition, cost, allergens and supplier context.
02COST AND MARGIN
Ingredient-level cost rolls up to each dish. Menu engineering shows contribution margin and price-to-margin trade-offs, and substitutions show their effect on cost and allergens before they are made.
03PURCHASING AND INVENTORY
Purchasing and inventory follow ingredient consumption. Shortages, substitutions, lots, expiry, spoilage and shrink are handled explicitly, and stock can transfer between locations.
04STAFFING
Schedule shifts and coverage by location, forecast labor cost, and staff catering events from the same pool.
05FOOD SAFETY
Run inspections, track training and certifications, record findings and verify corrective actions, so safety evidence is ready when it is asked for.
06MULTI-LOCATION
Location-specific menus, pricing, inventory and staffing roll up into comparative performance, so the underperforming location shows up early.
07LOCAL DELIVERY
Manage pickup queues, routes and waves, drivers, service areas and capacity. Voyager tracks route adherence and delivery status, shares customer tracking links, handles exceptions and reports delivery economics.
Catering lifecycle
The request arrives with date, guest count and needs.
Menu, pricing and terms are prepared for approval.
The confirmed menu fixes recipes, quantities and allergens.
The event is staffed from available team members.
Ingredients and supplies are ordered against the menu.
Prep, transport and service run on the day.
Invoicing, payment and margin review close the event.
BEFORE YOU START
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Choose one real workflow in this area. Run it in Voyager, connect the systems it already uses, or both, set the authority boundary and measure the result.
