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Aloha inventory integration

Aloha runs service. RESTOCK runs the business behind it.

Connect Aloha to RESTOCK and your sales come across on their own: every ticket, every modifier, every void. Every button on your till is linked to a recipe, so tonight’s service already says what you used, what’s left, what to order and your real cost.

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On its own, Aloha writes a sales report. Connected, it runs the business behind it.

Sales arrive automatically every day, and in real time on supported tills. Nobody exports a report or types a number.

What you used →Every Aloha sale becomes ingredients, down to the gram, through the recipe behind its button. What’s on the shelf →Stock moves as the tickets close, without anyone updating it. What to order →Tomorrow’s order builds itself overnight from what sold. Your real cost →Food and labour against the sales that paid for them.

Connecting Aloha. Usually one click.

One click, in most casesConnecting Aloha to RESTOCK is usually a single click. No file to export, no report to send.
Through the POS’s own APIRESTOCK reads sales from Aloha through its API: every day, and in real time on supported tills.
Your sign-in, where it’s askedWhere the POS uses OAuth, you approve the connection by signing in to your POS account. RESTOCK never needs your password.

RESTOCK also connects to Maitre'D, Veloce, Toast, Clover, Lightspeed, Cluster, Simphony, Revel, Squirrel, POSitouch, Givex, Heartland, Silverware, Auphan, Colossale, Best, Bullfrog, Koomi, Mealsy, MYR, Xperio, Zelty. How the connection works →

Questions, answered.

Does RESTOCK replace Aloha?

No. Aloha runs service, and it’s good at that. RESTOCK connects to it and runs the business behind it, turning what sold into what you used, what’s left, what to order and your real cost.

How fast do Aloha sales show up in RESTOCK?

Automatically, every day, and in real time on supported tills. Either way, nobody exports a report or types a number.

How do I connect Aloha to RESTOCK?

In most cases it’s one click. RESTOCK connects through the Aloha API, and where the POS asks for it, you approve the connection by signing in to your Aloha account (OAuth).

What does it cost?

The POS connection is part of the RESTOCK plan: $149.95 a month per location, plus applicable taxes. Book a demo and we’ll go through your locations and the add-ons you want, so you know the full price before you decide.

Can it talk to my accounting software?

Accounting is an add-on. Connections to Acomba, QuickBooks and Sage 50 are in development, so ask us on the call where yours stands.

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