In the fast-paced environment of restaurants, efficiency and coordination between teams are crucial for success. With the constant juggling of tasks ranging from food preparation, organization, cleaning, to customer service, a robust task management system can streamline operations, reduce errors, and enhance overall productivity. One such tool that stands out in this regard is opsi, a platform designed specifically to cater to the multifaceted needs of the restaurant business.

In an industry with high turnover, efficient and effective employee training is crucial. The advent of technology systems offers restaurateurs new methods to optimize their training processes. Let's explore how leveraging technology can elevate restaurant employee training.

If you've been experiencing the benefits that opsi provides, it's time to share the good news with your network. Introducing opsi's brand new referral program that lets you earn while you help others level up their restaurant operations.

Restaurants are rife with paperwork – think menus, recipe cards, invoices and lists. Opsi allows restaurant teams, both front and back of house, to benefit from a singular source of truth within its application. And, Plate IQ lets restaurants organize invoices by line item and pay vendors from one application, whether they have paper invoices, emails, or screenshots. This integration and partnership will allow restaurants to get back to the work they were made for.

While many people think that Generation Z is mostly kids, the truth is that the oldest among this generation are in their early to mid-twenties. Gen Z has already entered the workforce. You likely already have people from this generation working for you, and if you don’t, you will soon. So: Are you ready for Gen Z in your kitchen? 

James Beard Award-Winning Chef Stands Behind New Culinary App to Empower Kitchen TeamsGavin Kaysen announces his partnership with opsi, a workflow app for chefs. Known across the country for his award-winning restaurants and advocacy for the culinary profession, Kaysen was opsi’s first investor and advisor.