Solutions — the four-agent bundle for ghost kitchens
Four AI agents that run the ghost-kitchen day, in one click.
A multi-brand kitchen runs four loops every shift — the demand window, the procurement cycle, the review queue, the courier dispatch — and Braiseflux puts one AI agent on each. Menu swaps read the daypart and queue a draft per storefront. Inventory reordering drafts the right PO to the right distributor before the demand window opens. Review replies draft in the kitchen's voice across Yelp, Google and DoorDash. Courier routing balances per-courier load against the per-brand envelope. The day-one walkthrough on how it works covers all four in the wider agent bundle.
The four-agent bundle
What you can run on day one.
Braiseflux ships four AI agents in one package — each runs its own loop, each pairs with the kitchen on the operator side, and each holds one cadence per brand. Pick the pillar you want to read first; the others sit one click behind it.
Menu engineering
AI menu swaps
Swap menus against the demand window, every ten minutes, on every storefront.
Read the pillar →Inventory cadence
AI inventory reordering
Draft distributor POs against the per-brand reorder cadence before the demand window opens.
Read the pillar →Review replies
AI review replies
Draft the reply in your voice across Yelp, Google and DoorDash — the operator stays the approver.
Read the pillar →Courier routing
AI courier routing
Balance per-courier load and per-brand envelope so the courier leaves on time, not on hold.
Read the pillar →Keep reading
Where to go next on the bundle.
The four-agent bundle sits inside the broader multi-brand platform, and it pairs with a handful of operator surfaces that walk the deeper questions operators ask before signing up. Start with the day-one walkthrough, then visit the integration surface and the pricing that fits the operation.
- How Braiseflux runs the six-operator loop every shift — the day-by-day walkthrough of every agent on the line, including all four.
- Integrations — every POS, marketplace, distributor and review connector the four agents read from.
- Pricing — flat per-kitchen pricing that doesn't scale with the brand count, the swap volume, the PO count or the reply volume.
- Multi-brand restaurant management software — the parent page; the broader operator story the four-agent bundle lives inside.
Get started
Ship the four-agent bundle on your first lineup, this week.
Connect Braiseflux to your POS, your three storefronts and your distributors, name the per-brand thresholds, and watch the four agents draft in parallel — menus, reorders, replies and courier holds — before the demand window opens. The operator stays the approver; the kitchen holds one cadence per brand; the bundle stops growing with the operator count. Pricing is flat per kitchen — read the full breakdown at /pricing.
Want the day-one walkthrough? Read /how-it-works →