Count your inventory with a photo.
Know what is on your shelves and what it is worth, without a clipboard. Dineology estimates each product from a photo, and you confirm every count.
A count that fits a walk-through
Photo inventory is in beta with a small group of restaurants. Book a demo to join the next group.
Calibrate once
Photograph each product when it is full, half full and nearly empty, and set its unit and cost.
Photograph during your count
Take a photo of the shelf, bin or pan. Dineology estimates the quantity as a range with a confidence score.
Confirm or correct
Tap to accept the estimate or enter the real number. Nothing is saved until you decide.
Built to be trusted
Ranges, not false precision
Every estimate shows a range and a confidence score.
Compared with your last count
See how much stock changed since the previous count.
Cost attached
Estimated stock value comes from the unit cost you set.
You stay in control
A manager confirms every count.
Inventory questions
How accurate is a photo count?
A photo count is an estimate. Dineology shows a quantity range and a confidence score, and you confirm or correct it before it is saved. If you need an exact figure for an item, weigh or count it.
How do I set up a product?
You calibrate each product once with photos of full, half and nearly empty containers, and tell Dineology the unit and cost.
Which products and containers work best?
[CONFIRM: list from beta testing, for example produce bins, cases, hotel pans and bottles.]
Is photo inventory available now?
It is in beta with a small group of restaurants. Book a demo to join the next group.
Join the photo inventory beta.
Book a demo and we will tell you when the next group of restaurants starts.