Cater Hub

Large
Restaurants · Catering owner, head chef, operations team, customers

Catering operation: full kitchen back office with menu packages, production planning and delivery.

Coding Ideas

Built in this build

  • Menu packages with per-person pricing
  • Event quote request
  • Tasting appointment
  • Order status tracking
  • Event detail form (address, time, service)
  • Customer-approved revisions
  • Event calendar and capacity
  • Quote building and approval flow
  • Production plan (recipe × headcount)
  • Staff/vehicle assignment
  • Event cost and profitability
  • Menu suggestion from event brief
  • Ingredient list from headcount
  • Monthly events and revenue
  • Profitability by menu

Vision (needs external services)

  • Ingredient needs and purchasing list
  • Pre-event task reminders
  • Quote follow-up email
  • PDF quote
  • Calendar (.ics)
  • Email

The build delivers the entire scope above as one coherent application. Items in the vision column require real external services (payments, messaging, integrations) and are not part of this version.

Customer features

  • Menu packages with per-person pricing
  • Event quote request
  • Tasting appointment
  • Order status tracking
  • Event detail form (address, time, service)
  • Customer-approved revisions

Admin modules

  • Event calendar and capacity
  • Quote building and approval flow
  • Production plan (recipe × headcount)
  • Ingredient needs and purchasing list
  • Staff/vehicle assignment
  • Event cost and profitability

AI capabilities

  • Menu suggestion from event brief
  • Ingredient list from headcount

Automations

  • Pre-event task reminders
  • Quote follow-up email

Analytics & reports

  • Monthly events and revenue
  • Profitability by menu

Integrations

  • PDF quote
  • Calendar (.ics)
  • Email

Mobile

  • Field team task list
  • Customer mobile tracking

Roles & permissions

  • Owner
  • Chef
  • Operations
  • Customer

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