Retail · Hospitality · Manufacturing

Smart inventory management — order exactly what you will sell

20 % reduction in inventory costs

Investment 80–150 000 CZK | Live in 5–8 days

Restaurateur Martin: 15% of food thrown away, sold out every weekend

Martin runs a chain of four restaurants in Prague. Every week he sits down with the head chefs to estimate how much to order. The result? Mid-week there are bags of potatoes that nobody will use in time. On the weekend, when a football match or corporate event arrives, the most popular dishes sell out by noon. Customers leave for the competition, and Martin throws away 15% of the ingredients he bought.

After deploying AI, the system analyses three years of order history, tracks weather forecasts, local events and public holidays. Every Monday morning Martin receives a message with precise ordering recommendations for each restaurant for the entire week. He just approves with one click. Waste dropped by 60%, popular items are always available, and Martin saves tens of thousands of crowns every month.

Before and after AI

❌ Before AI

  • Orders based on guesswork — relying on gut feeling rather than data
  • 15% of ingredients thrown away due to over-ordering
  • Sold out on weekends and public holidays — lost revenue
  • Manual stock-takes — hours spent counting inventory
  • No connection to weather or local events

✅ After AI

  • AI predicts demand based on data, weather and events
  • Ingredient waste reduced by 60%
  • Popular items never run out — even on the busiest days
  • Automatic order suggestions with one-click approval
  • 20% lower total inventory costs every month

Results in numbers

20 %
lower total inventory costs every month
60 %
less waste of ingredients and goods
0
stockouts on busy days — customers always get what they ordered

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