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Mathership brings restaurant ordering, inventory, recipes, POS integrations, AI assistance, and reporting into one connected workspace. Instead of managing supplier orders, stock movements, spreadsheets, POS exports, and team communication in separate places, Mathership helps your restaurant work from one shared source of truth.

Order smarter

Build orders from My Inventory, product lists, and the shopping cart.

Know your stock

Track ingredients, storage locations, receiving, counts, waste, transfers, and ledger movements.

Automate the busywork

Use AI, reorder suggestions, and integrations to reduce manual work.

What Mathership helps you do

Mathership is built for restaurant teams that want ordering and inventory to work together.

Place orders from My Inventory

Search products, use product lists, add quantities, review the shopping cart, and continue to order review.

Track every order

Search, filter, export, archive, and open previous, draft, and scheduled orders.

Manage ingredients and recipes

Build your ingredient master list, create recipes, use sub-recipes, and understand expected usage.

Receive stock properly

Receive delivered products into the correct storage location and keep stock balances accurate.

Connect POS sales

Connect Lightspeed, Sides, or CSV uploads so sales can become inventory movements.

Ask the AI Assistant

Ask questions about stock, orders, reorder suggestions, reports, and onboarding steps.

Start here

If you are new to Mathership, start with the setup path below.

Getting Started

Set up your restaurant workspace and learn the recommended first steps.

Dashboard

Review today’s inventory status, pending work, AI insights, reorder suggestions, and recent activity.

Place your first order

Open Order, use My Inventory, add products, review the Shopping Cart, and continue to order review.

The restaurant workflow

Mathership is easiest to understand as one connected flow:
1

Set up your workspace

Start with Settings.Check your account, organization, company access, and delivery locations.
2

Create or review products

Use Order and My Inventory to work with products, product lists, and the shopping cart.
3

Place and track orders

Create order reviews, then use Order history to search, filter, open, export, or archive orders.
4

Receive goods into inventory

Use storage locations, ingredients, product mapping, and receiving workflows to turn deliveries into stock.
5

Control stock movements

Use stock counts, waste, transfers, and the ledger to keep inventory accurate.
6

Automate and analyze

Use the AI Assistant, reorder suggestions, POS integrations, inventory reports, purchase reports, and export history.

Main areas

Ordering

Use Ordering to prepare, review, and track restaurant orders. You can:
  • Add products from My Inventory
  • Use product lists for recurring orders
  • Review selected products in the Shopping Cart
  • Continue to order review
  • Find orders in Order history
  • Export order lists as CSV
  • Understand order attachments such as PDF or CSV files

Go to Ordering

Learn how the full ordering workflow works.

Inventory

Use Inventory to track what is physically available in your restaurant. You can:
  • Create storage locations
  • Create ingredients
  • Map ordered products to ingredients
  • Receive orders into stock
  • Count physical inventory
  • Record waste
  • Transfer stock between locations
  • Review the ledger
  • Use recipes for expected usage and POS stock deduction

Go to Inventory

Learn how inventory features fit together.

Automation

Use Automation when you want Mathership to help you work faster. You can:
  • Ask the AI Assistant questions
  • Review reorder suggestions
  • Connect integrations
  • Use POS or CSV data to update inventory
  • Reduce repetitive manual work

Go to Automation

Use AI, suggestions, and integrations.

Reports

Use Reports to understand stock and purchasing activity. You can:
  • Review inventory levels and values
  • Analyze stock movements and activity
  • Review purchase orders
  • Check generated exports
  • Spot issues earlier

Go to Reports

Review inventory, purchase orders, and export history.

Settings

Use Settings to control your workspace setup. You can:
  • Manage your account
  • Review organization access
  • Manage delivery locations
  • Control companies, members, invitations, and permissions where allowed

Go to Settings

Manage account, organization, and delivery locations.

If you manage multiple locations

Mathership is built for restaurants, groups, and multi-location teams. If your organization has more than one company or restaurant location, use the company selector in the sidebar before you start working. The selected company affects:
  • Orders
  • Order history
  • Delivery locations
  • Storage locations
  • Ingredients
  • Recipes
  • Inventory movements
  • Reports
  • Permissions and access
Always check the selected company before creating orders, receiving stock, changing settings, or reviewing reports.

Use the AI Assistant while learning Mathership

You can use the AI Assistant as an onboarding guide. Try asking:

First setup

What should I set up first in Mathership?

First order

How do I place my first order?

Delivery locations

Where do I add delivery locations?

Inventory setup

How do I start using inventory?

Receiving orders

How do I receive an order into stock?

Reports

Where can I review stock and purchase activity?
The AI Assistant can use Mathership help documentation to answer onboarding questions. Clear questions such as “How do I place my first order?” or “How do I add a delivery location?” usually work best.

1. Check Settings

Confirm account details, organization access, and delivery locations.

2. Place an order

Add products from My Inventory and review the Shopping Cart.

3. Review Order history

Search, filter, open, export, and archive orders.

4. Create inventory basics

Add storage locations, ingredients, and product mappings.

5. Receive stock

Post delivered products into inventory after orders arrive.

6. Add automation

Use AI, suggestions, integrations, and reports when your basics are ready.
Last modified on June 8, 2026