Inventory management for restaurants owners

Know what to order before the next service

MyInvy helps restaurant owners replace end-of-night clipboards with mobile counts, low-stock views, par levels, and replenishment drafts for kitchen, bar, pantry, walk-in, and storage stock.

Last updated: 2026-06-01

MyInvy restaurant inventory screen showing low stock items before ordering
Low-stock views show which restaurant items need attention before service.

Restaurant inventory management software helps owners track food, beverage, disposables, and supplies across kitchens, bars, pantries, walk-ins, and storage rooms so ordering decisions use current counts instead of stale spreadsheets.

What breaks with spreadsheets

Restaurant inventory goes wrong when counts happen late, totals go stale, and ordering depends on one spreadsheet. A missing prep item, disposable, or cleaning supply turns into an emergency before service.

Counts happen after service

Owners need staff to count quickly after a shift without retyping paper notes into a spreadsheet.

Storage is split across the restaurant

Kitchen, bar, pantry, walk-in, prep, and storage quantities need to stay separate without duplicate item records.

Stockouts turn into service problems

Low ingredients, disposables, or cleaning supplies can force emergency purchases or interrupt the next shift.

MyInvy count session details for restaurant inventory quantities
Guided count sessions replace end-of-night clipboard reconciliation.

Count where stock actually lives

Staff can run guided count sessions for the areas that matter instead of rebuilding counts in a file afterward.

How MyInvy fixes the workflow

Staff count where stock lives. Owners review low-stock items against par levels. Managers turn shortages into replenishment or transfer drafts before the next shift.

MyInvy locations screen showing restaurant inventory locations and stocking areas
Storage areas stay organized without fragile spreadsheet tabs.

Map kitchen, bar, and storage areas

Locations and stocking areas let owners model the restaurant the way staff actually count it.

MyInvy replenishment planner cart for restaurant items
Replenishment drafts start from current on-hand data.

Turn shortages into restock work

Use current quantities, par levels, and reorder points to build replenishment or transfer drafts.

Plan fit and setup reassurance

Start free for one location, use Plus for up to 3 locations with replenishment and transfers, or use Pro when managers and staff need their own access.

10locations on Pro

Support up to 10 restaurant, storage, or warehouse locations.

50stocking areas on Pro

Separate walk-ins, dry storage, bars, prep rooms, and service areas.

14 dayspaid-plan trial

Try Plus or Pro before your first paid charge.

Restaurants FAQ

Inventory management questions for restaurants

Can restaurants count inventory by storage area?

Yes. MyInvy supports locations and stocking areas, so a restaurant can track pantry, walk-in, bar, prep, and service-area quantities separately.

Can MyInvy replace a restaurant inventory spreadsheet?

Yes. MyInvy replaces spreadsheet-based counts with structured items, mobile count sessions, low-stock views, replenishment drafts, and team access control.

Can restaurant staff count inventory offline?

Yes. MyInvy supports offline mobile counting and syncs queued count updates when the connection returns.

Can I keep my spreadsheet while testing MyInvy?

Yes. Owners can start free, import or skip items during setup, and keep the spreadsheet until the team is ready to switch.

Start with one workflow

Create an account, import or skip your items, and run your first count when you are ready. Keep your spreadsheet until you trust the new workflow.

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