For suppliers
The platform is owned by the food supplier, not the restaurant's consumer ordering channel.
Porosi is for suppliers serving restaurants, kitchens, caterers and hospitality buyers. It is not a table-ordering or takeaway system. It gives the supplier a branded app and web ordering route for restaurant trade customers, with account pricing and supplier workflow behind each order.

Google often treats restaurant ordering as consumer takeaway, table ordering, delivery or POS intent. Porosi targets the supplier side: wholesalers and foodservice businesses that need their restaurant customers to place trade orders directly with them. That means repeat products, account pricing, delivery details and supplier review matter more than public menus.
The platform is owned by the food supplier, not the restaurant's consumer ordering channel.
Kitchen and office teams can order stock from their supplier through app or web.
The supplier receives structured order data instead of scattered calls and messages.

Restaurant customers return to the supplier brand when they need to place the next order.

Buyers can check previous ordering activity and reduce routine calls to the supplier office.

Restaurant customer orders arrive in a supplier dashboard for review and follow-through.
Who places the order.
Often built for menu browsing, delivery and payment by end consumers.
Built for restaurants ordering stock from a known supplier account.
What is ordered.
The system handles consumer meals and add-ons.
The system handles supplier catalogues, quantities, notes and repeat orders.
What happens next.
The goal is usually restaurant fulfilment to the diner.
The order moves into supplier operations, delivery planning and finance handoff.
For the main supplier software decision across all food wholesale customers.
For mobile ordering under the supplier brand.
For desktop and browser-based trade customer ordering.
Restaurant customers want to place accurate orders quickly, often while service, prep or office work is happening around them. Suppliers need the same order to arrive in a structured form that can be reviewed, fulfilled and passed through the rest of the business. If the system helps the buyer but still leaves the supplier team cleaning up unclear notes, missing quantities and scattered messages, it has only solved half of the problem.
Porosi is positioned for that supplier-owned relationship. The buyer experience is branded to the supplier, while the internal view keeps the customer, order details and fulfilment context visible to staff. That distinction matters for searches around restaurant ordering systems because the supplier use case is not the same as consumer menu ordering, table ordering or delivery marketplace software.
Restaurant customers should be able to reorder familiar products without rebuilding every line from memory.
Products, prices and order history should reflect the customer relationship the supplier already manages.
Internal teams should receive usable order records for review, fulfilment, delivery planning and finance follow-up.
Porosi is a restaurant supplier ordering system, not a consumer takeaway or table ordering product. It helps suppliers receive trade orders from restaurant customers.
This page is for food suppliers, wholesalers and foodservice distributors that serve restaurants and want customers to order through branded app or web ordering.
Yes. Porosi supports branded mobile ordering as well as web ordering for desktop purchasing routines.
Porosi is designed around wholesale account context, including customer-specific products, pricing and order history.
Compare supplier branding, restaurant buyer adoption, app and web coverage, account pricing, order desk workflow, delivery context and finance handoff.
Bring examples of current restaurant orders, pricing rules and delivery routines.