Waste
Food waste management tied to purchasing and margin.
Neumas records spoilage, prep, overproduction, damage, expiry, quality rejection, and unknown waste events so waste can affect procurement requirements and margin attribution.
1. Waste events
Waste events can capture ingredient or item, quantity, cost, reason, location, source, and date. When linked to inventory, waste updates stock through the ledger.
2. Requirement impact
Expected waste feeds procurement requirements rather than living as a disconnected sustainability metric.
3. Attribution discipline
Neumas does not fabricate causes. If evidence is insufficient, leakage remains UNKNOWN or UNATTRIBUTED until better records exist.
Frequently asked questions
- What does autonomous procurement mean in Neumas?
- It means Neumas observes demand and inventory evidence, recommends purchasing actions, evaluates policy, routes approvals, creates traceable actions, and verifies outcomes. External supplier execution is only enabled through real provider adapters.
- How is Neumas different from inventory software?
- Inventory software tracks stock. Neumas connects stock to recipes, demand forecasts, supplier offers, purchase orders, receiving, invoices, policy, and margin outcomes.
- How does Neumas control food cost?
- Neumas calculates theoretical food cost, tracks supplier and invoice variance, records waste, reconciles purchases, and attributes margin leakage only where evidence exists.
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