Prep Station

For multi-unit restaurants

One recipe library Local control at every site

Shared formulas across regions, location-scoped inventory, and shared modifiers—so the brand stays consistent without forcing one warehouse count on every kitchen.

No credit card · Multi-location demo · Cancel anytime

Running a central production hub? Commissary kitchens.

Herb roasted chicken

Shared · West Region · 4 kitchens

$2.48 / serving

LA

42 portions

On hand

OC

28 portions

On hand

SD

11 portions

Low

SF

36 portions

On hand

Same recipe card · local stock

Region → kitchen

Facsimile — one shared recipe with per-location on-hand.

Why Prep Station for multi-unit restaurants

01

Brand-standard recipes

One canonical library across regions so plate cost and allergens stay honest at every site.

02

Local inventory truth

Each kitchen owns its on-hand, pars, and receiving—no shared fictional warehouse count.

03

Shared modifiers

One Boxed Lunch Options group for all kitchens instead of rebuilding choices per location.

No credit card for the live demo

Shared recipes, local stock

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Four kitchens. Four recipe cards. Four truths. Brand consistency dies when every site maintains its own spreadsheet.

Corporate wants one formula. The line needs local stock that is actually on the shelf. Forcing a single inventory number across sites is how you invent shortages.

Take multi-unit seriously

Share the recipe. Keep inventory local. Let modifiers travel with the brand—not as a copy-paste chore.

Shared recipes

Change the formula once

Share recipes across locations so multi-unit ops use one canonical library. Live cost from vendor prices rolls through prep recipes; scale covers without re-entering every line.

  • Cost per serving from yield
  • Prep recipes as first-class ingredients
  • Allergens roll up from ingredients

Dig into yield-aware recipe costing and recipe books & sharing.

Herb roasted chicken

Canonical · shared to West Region

Chicken thigh

6 oz

$1.42

Herb butter

0.5 oz

$0.28

House stock (prep)

2 oz

$0.18

Garnish herbs

2 g

$0.09

Plate cost $2.48
Facsimile — shared recipe with prep cost rolled in.

LA Kitchen · on hand

Not shared with OC or SD

Local

Chicken thigh, bone-in

Walk-in A · Par 60 lb

86 lb

House vinaigrette

Prep cooler · Par 3 gal

4.5 gal

Long grain rice

Dry store · Par 25 lb

18 lb

Facsimile — location-scoped stock with storage and pars.

Local inventory

Each kitchen knows its cooler

Stock by location with storage tracking and par levels. Receive POs at the site that ordered them. Reports can still roll sales and food cost by location for regional managers.

See inventory & receiving and purchasing & vendors.

Modifiers & locations

Same choices everywhere guests order

Share modifier groups across locations. Map kitchens under region and city. Role-based access keeps a city manager in their sites—not every cooler in the company.

Boxed Lunch Options

Shared · all West kitchens

  • Protein choiceRequired
  • Side choice ×2Combo
  • Add-onsOptional
Facsimile — one modifier group for every location.

West Region

Account hierarchy

West Region
Los Angeles · 2 kitchens
Orange County · 1 kitchen
San Diego · 1 kitchen
Facsimile — region → city → kitchen under one account.

Open the demo and compare shared recipes with per-location stock.

Line cook plating from a shared recipe in a multi-unit restaurant kitchen

Same stack—different center of gravity.

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Multi-unit restaurants

  • Shared recipes across regions
  • Local inventory control
  • Shared modifiers & hierarchy

Also a fit

Commissary kitchens

  • Central production + allocation
  • Transfer orders with docs
  • Hub demand from sales & plans

Go to commissary kitchens →

Questions multi-unit teams ask

Can every location use the same recipes?

Yes. Share recipes across locations so multi-unit ops keep one canonical recipe library while each kitchen retains local inventory and on-hand counts.

Does each kitchen keep its own inventory?

Yes. Stock is location-scoped. Each kitchen sees its own on-hand, storage locations, and par levels—not one fictional warehouse for the whole brand.

Can modifier groups stay consistent across sites?

Yes. Share modifier groups across locations so one Boxed Lunch Options set powers every kitchen without rebuilding choices per site.

How do regions and kitchens organize?

Run multiple kitchens under one account with a region → city → kitchen hierarchy and role-based access so managers see the locations they own.

What if we also run a commissary hub?

Use commissary transfers to move stock from central production to satellites with approve, ship, and receive workflows—same account, same recipe library.

Do I need a credit card for the live demo?

No. The live demo does not require a credit card. Explore multi-location recipes and inventory, then cancel anytime.

Prep Station

Keep the brand on one recipe card

Spin up the demo and walk shared recipes with per-location inventory.

No credit card required · Cancel anytime