Live inventory levels, reorder views tied to real usage, recipes built against the items on your shelf, and gift-card liability that doesn't hide in a drawer.
The 86 board is a symptom. Reorder views tied to real usage mean the salmon doesn't vanish on a Saturday and the walk-in isn't a museum of dying herbs.
Inventory taken on a clipboard on Sundays is fiction by Wednesday. Ospelia keeps a running picture of what's on hand, so the first you hear of a shortage isn't a server mid-rush.
Know what to reorder and when — then place it with your supplier the way you always do. Ospelia builds the case; the purchase order stays in your hands.
Recipes built against inventory items mean every dish knows what it costs. When an ingredient price moves, you see which menu items just got thinner — before the month closes.
Founding-wave seats are limited, and founding pricing stays locked for as long as you stay.