How it works

Three steps from a wired-up kitchen to a portfolio you read before prep.

Braiseflux runs the ghost-kitchen day in three movements: connect the stack on day one, hand the day to the agents by lunch, wake to one portfolio report before the next service starts. The loop, on rails — escalations only when a guardrail trips. The broader story sits at multi-brand restaurant management; the four-agent bundle — menu swaps, inventory reordering, review replies and courier routing — clusters at /solutions.

The day the agent runs

What Braiseflux actually does between open and close.

  1. Step 01

    Connect every storefront your kitchen speaks to.

    Storefronts live before lunch.

    DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub on the demand side; Square, Toast and Otter on the line; MarketMan, BlueCart and the broadliners on the supply side; Google, Yelp and the platform-native review feeds on the reputation side. One connection sweep, one source of truth — credentials get the kitchen wired up in under an hour, not a week of vendor calls.

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  2. Step 02

    Hand the day to the agents.

    The loop runs itself; escalations only when a guardrail trips.

    Demand-swap menus scored per neighborhood, restocks drafted to the distributor feed, reviews responded to in your voice, couriers routed off real-time prep time. Drafts land in one inbox; the operator stays the approver-in-chief — the agents stay the radar.

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  3. Step 03

    Wake to one portfolio report.

    Every brand, every kitchen, ranked by margin — before prep starts.

    The morning report walks every brand and every kitchen in one view — which ones won overnight, which lost margin, where the next launch should go, which courier lane to tighten. One read before the lunch rush tickets in, and the day has a shape before the first order lands.

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Start the loop

Wire one kitchen and read the first morning report before next week.

Step 1 is a connection sweep; Step 2 starts in the same shift; Step 3 lands in your inbox the morning after. Pricing is on a single transparent page — and the inbox below reaches a founder directly if you want to walk through it first.

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Or see the side-by-side at Braiseflux vs. DIY multi-brand ops.