A build-to-order bakery and cafe POS for ERPNext that ties recipe-based BOM costing and daily production planning directly to fast counter billing. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it on your Frappe v15/v16 site. Built to order by ECOSIRE for ERPNext v15, v16 — indicative price from $349.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.

A build-to-order bakery and cafe POS for ERPNext that ties recipe-based BOM costing and daily production planning directly to fast counter billing. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it on your Frappe v15/v16 site.
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Cafes, bakeries and patisseries live and die by two numbers that stock ERPNext never quite connects: the true cost of a croissant once you account for flour, butter, labour and yield loss, and the speed of the person at the counter during the morning rush. Out of the box, ERPNext gives you a BOM engine built for discrete manufacturing and a generic Point of Sale profile, but nothing that treats a recipe as a sellable menu item, expands a modifier into ingredient consumption, or reconciles the day's production against actual counter sales and wastage. Teams end up costing recipes in spreadsheets and re-keying sales, which is exactly where margin visibility disappears.
`Recipe` DocType linking each menu item to a costed ERPNext `BOM` with yield factor, portion size and sub-recipe support (e.g. a base dough used across products)
Recipe cost auto-recomputes via `hooks.py` doc events when an ingredient's valuation rate changes on `Purchase Receipt` or `Stock Reconciliation`
Fast counter quick-sale POS built on the Frappe REST API and whitelisted methods — keyboard/touch item grid, held orders, and sub-second invoice submission
Modifier support (extra shot, oat milk, syrup, size up) that resolves each modifier into the correct item price delta and ingredient consumption at sale time
Combo and meal-deal logic implemented as server scripts on Pricing Rule, so a bundle discount and its component stock movement are both correct
Daily `Production Plan Entry` DocType for batch baking — plan quantities, explode BOMs into a picking list, and post `Work Order` / `Manufacture` stock entries
We build a proper Frappe app — installed into your bench as its own module, versioned in git, never a pile of manual customizations in the Customize Form UI. At its core are new DocTypes for Recipe (linking a menu item to a costed BOM with yield and portion factors), Production Plan Entry for daily batch baking, and Wastage Entry for spoilage and trim. A whitelisted server-side method drives the counter screen: a fast quick-sale POS built on the Frappe REST API that resolves modifiers and combos (extra shot, oat milk, meal deal) into the correct item and ingredient consumption at the moment of sale. hooks.py doc events keep costing honest — when a Purchase Receipt updates an ingredient's valuation rate, the linked recipe costs recompute; when a POS invoice is submitted, on_submit posts the stock movement and flags variance against the day's production plan.
Technically it stays inside ERPNext's grain rather than fighting it. Recipe costs roll up through native BOM valuation so your COGS and gross-margin reports stay accurate. Modifier and combo logic is implemented as client scripts on the POS interface plus server scripts for the pricing rules, so it survives upgrades. A scheduler event runs the nightly close — reconciling produced vs. sold vs. wasted quantities and writing a batch yield summary you can report on. Role profiles and permission rules separate the counter cashier, the production baker and the store manager, so a barista can ring a sale but only a manager can adjust a recipe or write off wastage. Everything targets Frappe/ERPNext v15 and v16.
Because this is build-to-order, you are not downloading a frozen marketplace app and hoping it fits. We start with a short scoping call, confirm your menu structure, modifier rules and reporting needs, then build against your exact requirements. Typical delivery is 2-4 weeks from confirmed scope. We install and configure it on a staging site first, run UAT with your data, then deploy to production with a rollback plan, hand over the git repository, and stay with you through a post-go-live support window.
Runs two or three cafes on ERPNext and needs recipe costing tied to counter sales so gross margin per drink is visible across outlets, not reconstructed in spreadsheets each month.
Plans daily batch baking and wants BOM-driven production plans, yield tracking and wastage write-offs that flow straight into ERPNext stock and costing instead of a separate production log.
Already on ERPNext for accounting and inventory but stuck with generic POS; needs modifier and combo handling plus a fast counter screen that keeps ingredient stock and COGS accurate.
Owns margin reporting and wants trustworthy recipe cost, wastage cost and production-to-sales reconciliation surfaced through ERPNext reports for real profitability analysis.
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| Kriterium | ECOSIRE | Benutzerdefinierter Build | Konkurrent | Odoo Native |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recipe / menu costing | `Recipe` DocType linked to native BOM with yield and portion factors | Possible but you design the whole data model yourself | Often a fixed cost field, not true BOM roll-up | |
| Counter POS speed | Quick-sale screen tuned for rush hour via whitelisted methods | Depends entirely on your build effort | Generic POS, rarely tuned for cafe modifiers | |
| Modifiers & combos | Modifiers and combos resolve to items, prices and ingredient use | Buildable, significant scripting effort | Partial; combos often manual | |
| Production & yield tracking | Daily production plan + expected vs. actual yield reconciliation | You build the reconciliation logic | Usually absent in POS-only apps | |
| Wastage tracking | `Wastage Entry` DocType posting stock and cost | Custom DocType and scripts required | Rarely included | |
| Fit to your menu | Built to your exact recipes, modifiers and workflow | Fully bespoke but you own all decisions and risk | Fit to the app's assumptions, not yours | |
| Support & handover | Install, training, post-go-live support, full git handover | In-house or contractor; you carry maintenance | Vendor support tiers, limited customization | |
| Upgrade safety | Proper Frappe app in git, validated on v15/v16 | Risk depends on your engineering discipline | Depends on vendor's upgrade cadence |
This is build-to-order, not an instant download. After a scoping call to confirm your menu, modifier rules, production flow and reporting needs, typical delivery is 2-4 weeks from confirmed scope. We build on staging, run UAT with your data, then cut over to production with a rollback plan.
No. ECOSIRE builds it for you as a proper Frappe app tailored to your exact recipes and workflow, then installs it on your bench, configures it, trains your team, and supports it. You receive the full git repository at handover so any Frappe developer can maintain it.
We build and validate against Frappe/ERPNext v15 and v16. We confirm your exact release during scoping and target the build to it so DocTypes, hooks, server scripts and the POS interface all work against your version.
Each recipe links to a native ERPNext `BOM`, so costs roll up through standard valuation. `hooks.py` doc events recompute recipe cost when an ingredient's valuation rate changes (for example on a `Purchase Receipt`), and a scheduled nightly close reconciles produced vs. sold vs. wasted quantities so unit cost reflects real yield loss.
Every build includes a post-go-live support window for bug fixes and configuration adjustments. Because the app is versioned in git and installed as a standard Frappe app, it upgrades cleanly with your bench; beyond the included window we offer ongoing support and enhancement retainers on request.
Yes. Modifiers (extra shot, milk swap, syrup, size up) resolve into the correct price delta and ingredient consumption at the moment of sale, and combos/meal deals are handled through server scripts on Pricing Rule so both the bundle discount and the component stock movements post correctly. Portion and yield factors are part of the `Recipe` DocType.
Yes. Every counter sale deducts ingredient-level stock on invoice submit via `on_submit`, so ERPNext inventory, reorder-level alerts and COGS stay live. Wastage entries post stock adjustments, and the whole flow uses native ERPNext documents so your financial reports remain the single source of truth.
A build-to-order bakery and cafe POS for ERPNext that ties recipe-based BOM costing and daily production planning directly to fast counter billing. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it on your Frappe v15/v16 site.