Question 1

What is the best POS software for restaurants and fast food in Pakistan?

Accepted Answer

For most restaurants, fast food points, and cloud kitchens in Pakistan, the best POS software is the one built around how a kitchen actually runs — tracking raw materials down to the ingredient, not just finished dishes — while still keeping working when the internet and the power don't. Many POS systems sold in Pakistan only track the burger or the biryani plate as a single stock item, so a restaurant never really knows how much chicken, flour, or cooking oil is left until it runs out mid-shift. Food Logic is built cloud-first but designed around this exact reality: every menu item can be built from its raw material components, so a single sale automatically deducts the right amount of each ingredient from stock, while sales, purchases, and stock changes all keep recording fully offline on the device in front of you and sync automatically the instant a connection returns. On top of that, it's priced in Pakistani Rupees, sends every invoice straight to the customer's WhatsApp, and scales from a single fast food counter to a multi-branch or multi-kitchen restaurant chain without switching software.

Question 2

Can Food Logic track raw materials and ingredients, not just finished menu items?

Accepted Answer

Yes — this is the core of how Food Logic is built for restaurants and fast food businesses. Instead of only tracking a finished dish like a "Chicken Burger" as one stock item, you set it up as a bundle built from its own raw material components — the bun, the patty, the sauce, the packaging — each tracked as its own inventory item with its own stock level, unit, and supplier. Every time that burger is sold at the counter, Food Logic automatically deducts the correct quantity of each raw material behind it, so your ingredient stock stays accurate in real time without anyone manually subtracting flour or chicken by hand at the end of the day. This also means low-stock alerts fire on the actual ingredient running out — say, cooking oil or buns — not just on the finished item, giving a kitchen manager real warning before a shortage stops service, and gives an honest picture of food cost per dish since every component's purchase cost feeds directly into what that menu item actually costs to make.

Question 3

Does Food Logic's restaurant POS work without internet?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Food Logic is built to keep taking orders through exactly the kind of unreliable internet and frequent load-shedding that Pakistani restaurants and fast food points deal with every day. Sales, purchases, sale returns, and purchase returns can all be recorded fully offline, right on the device at the counter or the kitchen pass, with both finished-item and raw-material stock levels updating locally in real time so nothing about taking an order changes when the connection drops. Every one of those offline transactions is queued safely on the device rather than being lost or requiring manual re-entry later. The moment your internet or WiFi comes back — whether that's a few seconds or several hours later — Food Logic automatically syncs the entire queue to the cloud in the background, reconciling ingredient stock, ledgers, and reports without you having to do anything or risk double-counting a sale. A dinner rush never has to stop just because the router did.

Question 4

Can I send restaurant invoices and receipts to customers on WhatsApp?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and this is one of the features Pakistani restaurant and fast food owners ask for most, because WhatsApp — not email — is where the vast majority of customers in Pakistan actually expect to receive a bill or order confirmation. Food Logic can send every sale's invoice directly to the customer's WhatsApp automatically the moment an order is closed out, with no extra steps, no separate app to open, and no need for the customer to give an email address they may not check. This works alongside, not instead of, traditional printing: you can still print a full-size A4 invoice or an 80mm thermal kitchen/counter receipt exactly as before, and simply add WhatsApp delivery on top for dine-in, takeaway, or delivery customers who prefer a digital copy they can keep on their phone or refer back to later.

Question 5

Can Food Logic run multiple restaurant branches or cloud kitchens?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Food Logic is built as a genuine multi-branch POS and inventory system from the ground up, not a single-outlet tool with branches bolted on as an afterthought. One account can run a single fast food counter today and grow into many branches or cloud kitchens later — across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, or any other city — without migrating to a different plan or a different piece of software. Each branch keeps its own raw material and menu stock, its own staff and role-based permissions, and its own sequential invoice numbering per document type, so a Lahore branch's invoice numbers never collide with a Karachi branch's kitchen. At the same time, the owner or manager can view sales, ingredient stock, and reports across every branch or kitchen from a single unified dashboard, transfer raw materials between locations when needed, and manage the whole operation centrally instead of juggling separate logins or spreadsheets per outlet.

Question 6

How much does Food Logic cost for a restaurant or fast food business in Pakistan?

Accepted Answer

Food Logic is free to start, with no credit card required and no installation team needed to get taking orders on day one. Beyond that free start, pricing is deliberately not a single fixed package — it's shaped around your own convenience and your restaurant's actual sales volume, so you're never paying for capacity you don't use or locked into a rigid tier that doesn't fit how you sell. In practice this means choosing between a simple flat monthly rate, which suits a restaurant with steady, predictable volume that would rather not think about billing at all, or a pay-per-invoice rate, which suits a seasonal outlet or a newer fast food point still finding its volume and wants to pay only for what it actually invoices each month. There are no heavy setup fees, no installation or hardware-bundling charges, and no long-term contract required before you can begin.

Question 7

Is Food Logic FBR e-invoicing compliant?

Accepted Answer

Not yet — FBR digital e-invoicing integration is on our product roadmap and is not currently available, and we'd rather be upfront about that than make a compliance claim the software doesn't back up. What is fully built and ready to use today is everything else a restaurant or fast food business needs to run day-to-day operations: point-of-sale billing, raw material and recipe-level inventory tracking, purchases and purchase returns, sale returns, real-time multi-branch stock management, customer and supplier ledgers with running balances, sequential invoice numbering per business and branch, WhatsApp invoicing, and complete offline support for areas with unreliable internet. Restaurants that need FBR digital invoicing integration specifically as a hard requirement today should factor that into their decision, but for the broader job of running billing, ingredient inventory, and kitchen operations reliably across one or many branches in Pakistan, Food Logic is already a complete, production-ready system.

Restaurant & Fast Food POS With Raw Material Control.

Everything a restaurant kitchen needs

Fast Counter & Kitchen Checkout

Raw Material & Recipe Management

Works Offline

Food Cost & Sales Reports

WhatsApp Invoicing

Multi-Branch & Cloud Kitchen Ready

Customer & Supplier Ledgers

Role-Based Staff Access

Built for every kind of Pakistani food business

Software that understands how a Pakistani kitchen actually runs

Built for patchy internet

WhatsApp, not just email

Priced in PKR, no dollar surprises

FBR e-invoicing — on the roadmap

Pricing that fits your kitchen, not the other way around

Flat Monthly Rate

Pay Per Invoice

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