Dine-in, takeaway and two aggregators in one book: Zomato and Swiggy kept as customers with their commission on its own expense line, a recipe cost on every dish, and every bill line at the GST rate you set on the item.
What you set up
Restaurant & cloud kitchen businesses run on the Growth plan, which turns on 27 modules:
- Invoices & clients
- Retail till & shops
- Reports & books
- AI assistant
- Investments & 80C
- Income tracking
- GST & returns
- TDS returns
- Bank reconciliation
- Recurring rules
- Projects
- Time tracking
- Loyalty programme
- Inventory & stock
- Online store
- Sales & purchase orders
- Couriers & parcels
- Manufacturing
- Fixed assets & depreciation
- Site visits
- Records
- Items catalog
- Forms & lead capture
- QR & tracking
- CRM & deals
- Email & sequences
- Consent & compliance
Turn any of these off if you don't need them - see setting Finocket up for your trade for the two decisions worth getting right on day one.
What you'll do day to day
A dine-in bill in ten seconds
Signed in as a staff member, open /pos. Pick 2 biryani + 1 lime soda, split UPI/cash, print or WhatsApp the bill, with each line at the GST rate set on the item.
Aggregator payout is never the order value
Signed in as the owner, open /reports/marketplace-orders. Zomato vs Swiggy: gross, commission, packaging and net payout per settlement; the gap explained line by line.
What a plate of biryani really costs
Signed in as a staff member, open /manufacturing?tab=boms. The Thalassery biryani BOM: 40 plates from 6 kg rice, 7 kg chicken, masala and oil, with the rolled-up plate cost next to the ₹320 menu price.
Kitchen production draws the store
Signed in as a staff member, open /manufacturing?tab=production. A day's cooking run consumes raw stock from the central kitchen; inventory drops by exactly the recipe.
An honest close, every night
Signed in as a staff member, open /pos/z-report. Dine-in and takeaway counters close separately: float, UPI, cash and over/short.
Catering pipeline to invoice
Signed in as the owner, open /deals. Kakkanad Tech corporate lunch moves from tasting to advance received; the advance lands as a receipt.
A Kochi restaurant and cloud kitchen that reconciles every aggregator payout
Before: Zomato and Swiggy settle net of 20-22% commission, the kitchen never knew what a plate cost, and the counter and aggregators were two different books.
With Finocket: Dine-in bills, takeaway and both aggregators land in one book; recipe BOMs cost every dish; kitchen production draws the stores.
(Kayal Coastal Kitchen, a demo restaurant & cloud kitchen workspace in Kochi, Kerala - not a real customer.)
Next
See how Finocket fits your trade for the same use cases with the case study in full, or bring your existing books across if you're switching from another system. Running this on a phone at the counter and a desktop at month-end? See what each device is best for.