Supy

What Supy is

Supy is a back-of-house platform for restaurant operators managing multiple branches, covering procurement, inventory, and business intelligence. Teams can raise requisitions, handle approvals, issue purchase orders, order from a central kitchen, and monitor price changes. Inventory features include ingredient and recipe management, receiving, stock counts, wastage, transfers, and production. Reporting provides dashboards, theoretical-versus-actual COGS, and reports on stock movement, stock value, item price changes, and supplier statements. Supy connects with POS, accounting, ERP, online ordering, analytics, workforce, nutrition, and aggregator systems; its directory names Foodics and Xero. Integrations can be marked Live or Coming soon. The platform includes iOS and Android apps plus a web or desktop app. Its single comprehensive plan starts at $250/mo, with a tailored quote based on operational setup, locations, and payment terms. The plan includes unlimited users per location and POS and accounting integrations. Supy says implementation takes 2–4 weeks, offers 24/7 support and unlimited team training, and is built for operators running 2 to 250 branches.

Who it suits

Supy suits restaurant operators managing multiple locations, particularly businesses within the stated range of 2 to 250 branches. It fits teams needing connected procurement, inventory, and food-cost reporting.

Limits

The paid plan starts at $250 a month, and the final quote depends on operational setup, number of locations and payment terms. Open API endpoint access is a separately priced add-on.

Getting started

1. Open the Supy website
2. Request a tailored quote based on locations and operational setup
3. Choose the comprehensive plan starting at $250 a month
4. Plan a 2–4 week implementation
5. Use the iOS or Android app, or the web and desktop platform
6. Connect POS and accounting systems

Verdict

Supy combines purchasing, stock control, and restaurant reporting in one platform for multi-branch operations. Its broad integration scope and mobile access are useful, but pricing is paid-only and individual connections may not yet be live.