Sales, costs, staff and suppliers — live, in one place. Ask Pepper anything.
Sales, rotas and supplier costs used to live in three different places and my head. Now it's one screen — I check the morning brief with my coffee and already know how yesterday went and what to prep.
In a steakhouse the margin is in the cuts. ShiftPlate reads every supplier invoice and updates our dish costs on its own, so I see the real margin on every plate instead of guessing at month-end.


Match ingredients to live supplier costs and see margin the moment prices change.
Hours from the floor that add up automatically — straight into payroll.
Every cost categorised, every total current — no spreadsheet reconciliation.
Log every spoil and spill, auto-costed from live prices — straight into your P&L.

Sales, covers and product mix flow in automatically — history included, no manual entry.
Costs, rotas, invoices and margins update live as your week unfolds.
Your first morning brief arrives. Answers and alerts in plain language — make the call in seconds.
Typical ops-software rollout: 6–12 weeks · ShiftPlate: about a day
ShiftPlate connects straight to your POS — sales, covers and product mix stream in automatically, history included. Square is supported today, with more integrations on the way. Tell us what you run and we'll confirm support on the call.
Yes. Each venue gets its own live dashboard, rota and costs, and a group overview rolls them all up — compare sites side by side, spot which one is drifting, and ask Pepper questions across the whole group.
One day. Connect the till in the morning and Pepper delivers your first brief tomorrow at 07:00. The demo runs on your own live data, not a canned dataset.
ShiftPlate comes from a team with decades of combined experience running restaurants and building software — so it fits how service really works, not how a spreadsheet imagines it.
Every restaurant runs differently. Book a demo and we'll tailor a plan around your sites, covers and team.
Works with your POS & your accountant · The till talks. ShiftPlate translates.