Usage above the recipe
A little more than the recipe in every dish turns into thousands of riyals by the end of the month.
Hotels, resorts, restaurants, cafés and catering: a recipe for every dish that deducts its ingredients with every sale, the net of every delivery channel after its commission in plain sight, and daily waste in riyals, not guesses.
Furat gives restaurants, cafés and hotels a recipe for every dish that deducts ingredients automatically and costs it as it sells, sales channels kept apart — dine-in, takeaway and delivery apps — each net of its commission, a daily waste report in riyals, and invoices compliant with the FATOORA platform. Live in two to four working days.
Last updated: 21 September 2026
All of them happen in the kitchen and on the delivery apps' statements — not in the dining room.
A little more than the recipe in every dish turns into thousands of riyals by the end of the month.
The total looks like growth; after the commission, the order may be losing money.
Spoiled food, returns and staff meals leave the store with no record and no value.
Menu prices haven't moved in a year while ingredient prices went up, so the margin quietly wore away.
Each one answers one of the reasons above with a number you can check.
It deducts the ingredients at today's price with every sale and shows the dish's cost and margin as it happens, with no manual count.
Dine-in, takeaway and each app separately, with its commission — so you see each channel's net, not its total.
By quantity, reason and user, compared with a standard rate you set, branch by branch.
The kitchen is a store that sends documented transfers, and every branch has its own stock, shifts and reports.
Expiry dates for ingredients, an alert as long before expiry as you choose, and first-expired, first-out issuing.
A count by cash denomination, a match against the mada slip, and a numbered Z report that cannot repeat at the end of the day.
Five everyday restaurant tasks, before the system and after.
| Task | By hand | With Furat |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing a dish's cost | A rough estimate, reviewed once a year | A live number that updates with ingredient prices |
| Profit on delivery orders | One total with the commission mixed in | The net of each app after its commission |
| Counting the store | Weekly, with pen and paper | A live book balance, and counts with each difference and its reason |
| Kitchen deliveries to branches | A WhatsApp message with no document | A documented transfer with a handover and a receipt |
| Closing the till | One amount in a notebook | A count by denomination and a numbered Z report |
Each dish has a recipe with its quantities of ingredients, so every sale deducts them from stock at today's price and shows the dish's cost and margin as it happens. When an ingredient's price changes the cost updates automatically, and the system alerts you if the margin falls below the limit you set.
Yes. Every sales channel is separate — dine-in, takeaway and each delivery app on its own, with its set commission. The report shows each channel's net after commission, not its total, so you know which channel really makes money and which sells at no profit.
Waste is recorded by quantity, reason and user for each branch, and valued automatically. The daily report compares it with a standard rate you set, and the gap between actual usage and what the recipes expect is calculated to reveal unrecorded loss.
Yes. Every branch has its own stock, shifts and reports, and the central kitchen works as a store that sends documented transfers to the branches. One dashboard compares them: sales, ingredient cost, waste rate and net for each branch.
Read also: Point of sale, Inventory & recipes and plan prices, or go back to all industries.
Enter five dishes with their recipes and see each dish's margin at your real ingredient prices — 14 days free, no bank card.