
A Kitale restaurant can keep the daily routine simple: record deliveries, send orders to the kitchen, count ingredients that run out quickly, and check cash and M-Pesa at close. The owner can use those records to plan the next supplier order from a phone.
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Why DineHQ
Orders reach the kitchen with context
Keep staff-linked orders and preparation instructions together. Check supported printer options for your actual setup.
Recipes connect sales to ingredients
Define buying and serving measures, record purchases and compare expected use with physical counts.
Review cash and M-Pesa at close
Inspect recorded tenders and payment exceptions beside the bills. Live M-Pesa authorization needs connectivity.
Remote owner visibility and setup
Use browser-based reports from a phone with authorised access. Discuss menu setup and support through WhatsApp; no local office is implied.
Sales, stock and costs
Run the whole food business, not just the till. Every step stays close enough to explain what you made and what it cost.
Owner control
Sales, stock, payments and profit — live on your phone. See the current day, exceptions and branch reports without waiting for a manual update.
See today's sales from your phone
Current sales and payment mix
Know what should be in stock
Recipe usage and stock movement
See where the money went
Buying, expenses and staff pay
Compare every branch from your phone
Branch reports and exceptions
Kitale operating context
A Kitale restaurant can keep the daily routine simple: record deliveries, send orders to the kitchen, count ingredients that run out quickly, and check cash and M-Pesa at close. The owner can use those records to plan the next supplier order from a phone.
Kitale Municipality identifies Kitale as Trans Nzoia County’s administrative capital and largest urban area. A town-centre restaurant can keep quick lunch orders and longer table meals on separate bills. Attach waiter and kitchen notes to each bill so staff can check what was ordered and served.
Source: Kitale Municipality — administrative setting(opens in a new tab)The municipality places Kitale between Mount Elgon and the Cherangani Hills and notes its proximity to Saiwa Swamp National Park. If your restaurant takes advance meal orders, check ingredient stock first and add preparation notes for the kitchen. Use your sales records to see whether advance orders are common for your business.
Source: Kitale Municipality — regional geography(opens in a new tab)See the difference
DineHQ connects the workflow, not just the till — so you can inspect the numbers behind each service.
Start with the ingredients you buy most.
Check stock before accepting a large meal order.
Count stock at close before ordering again.
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Pricing
You get the full DineHQ platform from day one. Pricing scales with the size of your team.
Included in every plan
Starter
Solo operators & small kitchens getting set up
About KES 1,499/month equivalent, billed yearly · 1–5 staff
Small Team
Small teams running one location
About KES 3,499/month equivalent, billed yearly · 6–12 staff
Growing
Established restaurants ready to grow
About KES 6,499/month equivalent, billed yearly · 13–25 staff
Plans are billed yearly. Manage plan changes in Settings; price changes take effect at renewal.
FAQ
Yes. Check ingredient counts and recipe amounts before confirming the order, then send preparation notes to the kitchen. Keep stock counts up to date for the clearest view.
Record deliveries, track the ingredients used in recipes and count key items after service. Use those records to decide what to order and how much.
Yes. Sign in from a phone, tablet or laptop to review sales, ingredient stock, payments and expenses. Your team needs to record and sync its work for the reports to be up to date.
Yes. Message DineHQ on WhatsApp to discuss your menu, team and printer, or create a free account on a device you already have. Setup and support are remote; paid plans are billed yearly.
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