When meal planning or in production records, add check boxes to select all or certain recipes to delete. Right now, the page refreshes and asking if we're sure if we want to delete the recipe every time a recipe is deleted which is extremely time ...

I know it would need to have some sophisticated system logic, but could the developers figure out a way to split the disposition of leftovers between "Return to Inventory" and "Discard"? It is not uncommon for kitchens to have both at the end of t...

It would be great if the dashboard could show a chart for Average Daily Participation (ADP) for each school. ADP is a benchmark that is used across School Nutrition and is something I have to report on each month to my BOE.

Is there a way to add in the Reports/ Menu Planning/Recipes/Print. It is time consuming for them to have to go the the production receords and print one recipe at a time. Our old program allowed managers to click on as many receipes they want and ...

POS limitations are imperfect. We need a way to be able to 1) set a weekly limit and 2) set a limit without choosing an item group (so that the purchase limit applies to breakfast, lunch, snack, meals, a la carte, and so on).

From Craig Niehaus at Clark-Pleasant:1) Is there a way to create a summary item on the production record? A great example of this functionality is the way one can group items on the online menu system by giving them the same menu description. Only...

When entering data as a receipt the "unit of measure" should be constant Case quantities, also the Adjustment value should be positive. When entering data as a daily negative production item the "unit of measure" should be an Each quantity, also t...

Avoid duplicate informations and use of application that is not required for directly certified students.

I have a scenario in which I would like to block a specific item from being charged to a student. This student is allowed to get a free water with each meal. While there is a note on the account to that effect, cashiers don't always catch that the...