Inpulse vs OPPI

Inpulse is an operations and margin-management platform for restaurant groups and other foodservice businesses operating across multiple sites. It combines forecasts, purchasing, inventory, production, and invoice checking. Forecasts use sales history, seasonality, weather, sporting events, religious holidays, strikes, and promotions. Ordering recommendations consider projected raw-material use and revenue, stock levels, and supplier conditions. Teams can perform collaborative mobile stocktaking offline, scan barcodes, and transfer stock. Production planning uses hourly forecasts by product and sales channel for bakeries, food kiosks, supermarkets, and central kitchens. AI reviews delivery notes, invoices, and credit notes for price or quantity discrepancies. The API-first service connects with more than 40 POS, aggregator, HR, and accounting systems and supports EDI with major suppliers. It runs on Android, iOS, web, and API. Pricing is on request, with no free plan. Data is hosted on European servers, encrypted, and backed up daily.

OPPI is an AI decision intelligence and operations platform for hospitality venues. It models venue trading history alongside weather, local events, road traffic and calendars, then recalculates demand every 15 minutes. Its operational tools cover labour planning, inventory and reordering, task management, compliance, and venue procedures and checklists. OPPI proposes actions for approval; the maker says connected systems do not change without user approval. Connected integrations include Square, Lightspeed Restaurant K-Series, Deputy, Tanda timesheets, Google Drive, Notion and OPPI Tether. Toast, Clover and TouchBistro are still in build; accounting integrations are designed but not shipped, and Tanda roster and staff sync are also in build. The service is still in beta, with a waitlist and design partner applications. Onboarding is self-serve, with setup help available on request. The maker describes encryption at rest and in transit, and logically isolated venue data. The primary database is hosted in Singapore, while application hosting and AI processing may use additional regions. Early access has no payment or contract; public release is pending.