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reciProfity is a cloud-based food costing, recipe costing, and inventory management platform for restaurants, retail and prepared-food businesses, multi-unit operators, hotels, and caterers. Rather than trying to cover the entire restaurant software stack—such as scheduling, POS, and tax—it focuses on the “recipe–purchasing–inventory–waste–pricing” workflow, helping businesses calculate ingredient costs at a fairly granular level.
Its core modules include Food Costing, Inventory Control, and Recipe Management. On the recipe side, it supports importing supplier order guides, mapping multiple products to the same ingredient, multi-level nesting of prep recipes, conversions across 200+ units of measure, and automatic yield and waste calculations. For nutrition, it integrates USDA data to generate nutrition information and labels, with support for 14 default allergens as well as custom allergens. On the inventory side, stock counts can be performed on phones, tablets, and computers, while offline mode helps protect count data in environments without WiFi. Reports include variance reports, on-hand inventory, sales mix, and menu engineering, helping identify waste, shrinkage, and theft. In multi-unit scenarios, recipes can be pushed from headquarters to individual locations, and inventory and prep items can be transferred between units.
The product offers a 30-day free trial that includes the full Analyzer plan and support. Paid plans start at $65/month billed annually for Agile, $82/month billed annually for Aware, $99/month billed annually for Analyzer, and $124/month billed annually for Multi-Unit; monthly billing is more expensive. Additional users and add-ons are each $10/month or $100/year, while additional units are $30/month or $300/year. For integrations, it supports importing POS sales data from systems that can export CSV/XLSX files. The FAQ mentions that direct integration is currently available with CATAPULT POS. It also supports supplier order guides from Sysco, GFS, and others, as well as import/export components for QuickBooks Online, Sage100, Caterease, Accardis, Bar-I, and more.
Its strengths are in the depth of foodservice cost accounting, covering recipes, nutrition, purchasing, inventory, and multi-location collaboration, with convenient cloud-based access across multiple devices. The drawbacks are that publicly available information does not disclose security certifications, SLA, data compliance details, or an open API. Many integrations rely on file import/export, so the level of automation may depend on the formats supported by external systems.
reciProfity is best suited for restaurant businesses, central kitchens, and food retailers that already have POS or supplier systems in place and need detailed tracking of ingredient costs and inventory loss. Its accessibility from China is unknown, and supported payment methods are not disclosed. Since pricing is in USD and nutrition data is based on USDA sources, Chinese users should carefully verify compatibility with local suppliers, Chinese labeling requirements, and Chinese regulations. Users in China may also want to evaluate local restaurant ERP, inventory, or supply chain management systems in parallel.
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