OnePe Recipe Management vs Restaurant Codex

OnePe Recipe Management connects restaurant recipes to ingredient inventory and deducts stock when dishes are served. Recipe records can include serving size, ingredient quantities, preparation time, allergen information, and a photo. The system calculates per-dish ingredient costs from purchase prices and updates profit margins when ingredient prices change. Restaurants can set minimum stock thresholds for low-stock alerts, and scale recipes by serving count with recalculated quantities and costs. Recipes can be imported from CSV or Excel, and the onboarding team can help migrate an existing library. OnePe says confirmed orders through its POS and major POS platforms trigger ingredient deductions. It recommends physical stock counts to account for spillage, over-portioning, or theft. The service is available on the web and through a documented REST API with token-based endpoints for mobile POS, delivery, and admin experiences. The free plan covers 10 menu items; paid plans start at ₹199.00 per month. A 14-day trial requires no credit card and can be cancelled anytime.

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