SupplyNote

Overview

SupplyNote is a cloud-based, full-stack supply chain and inventory management platform engineered specifically for the food and beverage industry. The platform unifies automated restocking, point-of-sale integration, real-time recipe tracking, multi-warehouse logistics, and a B2B supplier marketplace. By digitizing the end-to-end procurement cycle and tracking component waste metrics, SupplyNote enables restaurants and dark kitchens to eliminate supply chain leakage.

What it does

• Tracks raw material inventory variances and component recipe consumption levels in real time.
• Automates supplier purchase order workflows based on predictive kitchen depletion alerts.
• Aggregates vendor catalogs and logistics networks within a centralized B2B marketplace dashboard.
• Syncs dynamic tableside point-of-sale data instantly with back-of-house kitchen operations.

Who it's for

• Multi-Outlet Restaurant Chains
• Cloud Kitchen Operations
• Food and Beverage Suppliers
• Hospitality Procurement Managers

Why it works

• Full-stack integration removes the need for fragmented, mismatched logistics modules.
• Automated recipe breakdown mechanics instantly translate transactional sales into ingredient data.
• Real-time waste logging reduces cost overhead across distributed franchise branches.
• Turnkey localized fulfillment networks streamline warehouse allocations without custom infrastructure.

Founder story

Founded in 2015 in Noida, India by Kushang, Harshit Mittal, Nitin Prakash, and Corporate operational leads, SupplyNote emerged under Adcount Technologies. Frustrated by manual data bottlenecks, recipe waste, and opaque vendor billing loops across Indian kitchens, they built a semantic supply engine. The system successfully scaled across thousands of active hospitality points internationally.

Alternatives

• Toast POS
• Olo
• MarketMan
• Toasti

Comparison overview

• Unlike horizontal warehouse management utilities, SupplyNote provides tailored F&B features like ingredient configuration logic and deep recipe tracking.
• Compared to standalone POS systems, it unifies marketplace supply ordering and physical distribution networks inside a single ledger.