Culinary Cloud was built in the AI era, not retrofitted for it. AI reads your supplier invoices, imports your recipe book, listens while you count inventory and writes the summary of your week — so a restaurant runs on live data without anyone typing it in. And where money is counted, we deliberately use exact math, not AI guesses.
Book a demo →Most restaurant software adds an AI chat window on top of forms you still fill in by hand. Culinary Cloud flips that: AI does the reading, listening and writing that used to be manual work, and feeds clean data into deterministic calculations.
Forward your supplier emails once. From then on, every invoice, pakbon or afleverbon from Bidfood, Hanos, Sligro, Nespresso, Vinites and dozens of other suppliers is parsed automatically — line items, quantities, unit prices, discounts and BTW, with the original PDF stored alongside.
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Upload a Word document of your menu with ingredients and quantities. The importer recognizes categories, and AI matches each ingredient against the supplier products you already buy — exact name first, then a smart search when names don't line up. Anything it can't match cleanly becomes a custom ingredient you fill in later; nothing is silently dropped.
In the Cloud Count mobile app, tap the microphone and count out loud while you walk the shelf. Speech is transcribed live and an AI agent matches every utterance to the right product in the section you're counting — in Dutch, English or a mix of both.
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Every week, a fixed, transparent set of checks goes through your orders, revenue, cost prices and price alerts: what moved, which supplier got more expensive, which dish drifted out of its healthy cost range. AI then does one job — writing the headline and a short "key things to do this week" summary in plain language. The analysis picks the facts; the AI only phrases them.
A language model should never guess your margin. Every financial number in Culinary Cloud is computed with exact math you can retrace, from your real data:
AI where it saves hours. Math where it counts money. That's the split.
| AI invoice parsing | Automatic on every forwarded supplier email; per-supplier parsers for Dutch hospitality suppliers |
| AI recipe import | Word document upload; AI ingredient matching against your own supplier catalog |
| Voice counting | Cloud Count app (iOS/Android); live transcription + AI product matching; Dutch and English |
| AI weekly summary | Headline + short action summary, written on top of exact, rule-based analysis |
| Financial calculations | Exact math only — no AI-generated numbers anywhere |
| Languages | Dutch and English interface; voice counting in both |
| Platforms | Web app + mobile app (Cloud Count for inventory) |
It means the platform was designed around AI from day one instead of bolting a chatbot onto old software. In Culinary Cloud, AI does the reading and listening — parsing supplier invoice emails and PDFs, matching your recipe book to supplier products, turning spoken inventory counts into numbers, and writing the summary of your weekly report. The financial calculations themselves (cost prices, margins, waste, inventory value) are exact math, never AI guesses.
The highest-value uses are removing manual data entry and manual counting: let AI read supplier invoices into structured order lines, import an existing recipe book by matching ingredients to real supplier products, dictate inventory counts by voice instead of typing, and get a written summary of what changed in your numbers each week. Culinary Cloud ships all four today for Dutch restaurants.
No — deliberately not. AI extracts data (invoice lines, spoken counts, recipe text), but every euro amount you see is computed with exact arithmetic from those inputs: cost price = quantities × latest invoice prices, waste = bought − needed − counted, and so on. Numbers you steer a business on should be reproducible, not generated.
In the Cloud Count mobile app you tap the microphone and dictate while walking the shelf — in Dutch, English or a mix. Speech is transcribed live, and an AI agent matches each utterance to the right product in the section you are counting and enters the quantity. Every recognized item shows on screen so you can confirm or correct it immediately.
Dutch hospitality suppliers such as Bidfood, Hanos, Sligro, Nespresso and Vinites, plus dozens of smaller ones. You forward your supplier emails once; every invoice, pakbon or afleverbon after that is parsed automatically into order lines with quantities, unit prices and correct BTW handling.
Book a demo — we tailor a quote to your locations, number of suppliers and POS integration needs. Built for independent Dutch restaurants, small groups and hospitality holdings; not an enterprise-pricing platform.
20-minute demo with your suppliers and menu loaded in.
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