Pricing & getting started
Know the full commitment
before you subscribe.
Start with the work your operation needs. Agree the scope, setup and responsibilities in one written offer.
- 01DiscussYour work & current tools
- 02DefineRecords & responsibilities
- 03ReviewScope & written offer
Your first location
One useful
operating workflow.
Discuss a recurring question, the relevant records and the people who handle the work. We use that conversation to define an appropriate first scope.
Request pricing and scopeSubscription and setup charges are confirmed in the written proposal.
What your offer should make clear
- Subscription
- Price, billing schedule, term, renewal and included usage.
- Setup
- Deliverables, preparation work, responsibilities and any separate charges.
- Compatibility
- Supported records, formats, connections and external costs.
- Support
- Contact channel, coverage and response expectations.
- Exit
- Cancellation, access ending, export and retention arrangements.
Working together
Start with the records
your operation already uses.
- 01
Discuss fit
Bring a recent question, your current tools and the people involved. No records are needed for the first conversation.
- 02
Prepare the first scope
Agree the authorized invoices, recipes, menu or event information needed for the workflow.
- 03
Review and learn
Your team reviews details such as item matches, units, portions and yields. Setup and training responsibilities are agreed in writing.
Discuss a group or additional locations
Tell us how purchasing, menus, records and approvals are shared across the operation. We confirm supported scope and location responsibilities before quoting.
Discuss your groupYour next useful step
Bring one question. Get a clear next step.
A founder conversation is the first step toward an appropriate scope and written offer.