What Wasla does for cloud kitchens
Everything below runs inside one system, on one set of data.
Delivery apps
Jahez and HungerStation orders land in the same till - no tablet per app.
Direct orders from your page
Your brand page takes orders you accept or decline from the dashboard - no app commission.
Kitchen screen and printers
Orders reach the kitchen the moment they are rung up, with notes and prep time.
Prep time
A prep time per item, used by the kitchen and by delivery estimates.
Recipes and item cost
Each item has its ingredients; stock drops with every order, so you know its true cost and the waste.
Purchasing and stock counts
Purchase orders and receiving from suppliers, and regular counts that surface the gaps.
Delivery-app ratings
HungerStation, Keeta and Ninja ratings next to Google's, on one screen.
One report for every channel
App sales and direct orders in one report, so you know which channel sells most.
Why one system instead of several
One number, not several that disagree
Sales, stock and books read the same data, so there is nothing to reconcile at month end.
You pay for what you switch on
Start with the base and add a program when you need it - not a whole suite on day one.
It keeps selling offline
The till keeps selling if the line drops, and syncs everything when it returns.
Cloud kitchen cashier: common questions
The subscription starts at 699 SAR a year; add the online ordering page or inventory when you need them.
Yes. Jahez and HungerStation orders land in the same till with no tablet per app, and their ratings sit with Google reviews on one screen.
Yes. Your brand page takes orders that you accept or decline from the dashboard, with no app commission.
A kitchen screen and printers, prep time per item, recipes that deduct stock with every order, and purchasing with periodic counts.
Yes. App sales and direct orders in one report.
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