Every euro you paid a supplier — line by line, site by site.
Your accountant knows what you spent. Your chef knows what was delivered. What you paid per kilo, per supplier, per site last month, nobody knows — it is spread across 400 invoices. Accurate purchase figures are the basis for an accurate food cost.
Greek invoices · Greek suppliers · Files your accountant can use · Support in Greek and English
How it works, step by step
COCA COLA 1.5LT
Coca Cola 1500ml
Code 4471
→
Cola soft drink 1.5L3 suppliers · 3 prices
The month's purchases, line by line
An item catalogue with no duplicates
Totals that reconcile with your books
Every line is read: item, quantity, unit price, line total.
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How it works, step by step
You change no till, no accountant and no suppliers.
You upload the invoices you already receive. You see the first result the same day.
1
We read the invoices
PDF, scanned or electronic. Line by line: item, quantity, unit price, line total. You type nothing.
2
One product, not three names
The same oil that three suppliers write under four different names becomes a single item — with the prices side by side.
3
It reaches your accountant as one file
One file with the purchases line by line and one with the item catalogue. No more double entry at month-end close.
The Greek market
Why foreign software does not cope with Greek invoices
International costing software assumes clean, structured data. Greek wholesale does not work that way.
A hotel with three food outlets? See which one pays more
The restaurant, the pool bar and room service buy from the same suppliers at different prices. You see which site pays more, in which category, and by how much. Single-site tools simply do not do this.
It reads the chaos of Greek invoices
«ΚΟΚΑ ΚΟΛΑ 1,5LT», «Coca Cola 1500ml» and supplier code 4471 are the same product. A person gives the final approval. We do not let the machine decide your numbers on its own.
400 invoices become one import instead of a week of typing
One file with your purchases line by line and one with the item catalogue, in a format that opens and imports straight into your accounting software.
Stocktake and month-end close at the price you actually paid
Count sheets in Excel built from your own catalogue, valued at the average price you actually paid rather than a list price. The period locks and cannot be rewritten — which is what your accountant wants at month-end close.
If your item catalogue is a mess today, it will be a mess at higher speed after 1 October.
Four promises we can prove
Not features. Commitments, with a way to check each one on the spot during the demo.
“Two screens never disagree.”
The total you see under expenses and the total under products are always the same. If they differ by even one cent, the system catches it before you do.
“Nothing changes silently.”
If an audit asks why a number changed, there is an answer with a date and a user name. No record is ever deleted.
“We tell you what was not counted.”
Anything that was not read cleanly is shown separately, so you can correct it. We do not insert zeros to make a table add up.
“Your data is yours.”
Your invoices and your price history stay yours. If you leave, you take them in Excel, with no negotiation.
Or read the frequently asked questions — what it does, what it does not, what it costs and how to start.
Deadline — 8 days
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