Google Sign-InSwitched on when you want it
Sign in with a Google account instead of a password.
A Google sign-in token is verified on our side against Google’s own tokeninfo endpoint, with the client id checked before anything is trusted. It is another way into the same account, not a separate account and not a data connection.
Spreadsheets in, files outOn by default
Stock arrives as a spreadsheet; reports leave as CSV, XLSX or a PDF.
Inventory can be loaded from a spreadsheet, and long reports are built in the background and written out as CSV, XLSX or a PDF summary with a download link that expires on its own. This is the honest answer to whether RestoMama works with your accountant’s software: you get a file, and somebody loads it. There is no accounting connector at either end.
AnthropicSwitched on when you want it
One capability, and only when it is configured: reading a stock document.
A photographed stock list or a supplier invoice can be turned into inventory rows by a language model, and Anthropic is the vendor behind that. It is the only place in the product where a model runs. It is switched on by configuration rather than by default — the service reports itself disabled without an API key and without file storage — and the forecasting the site talks about elsewhere is arithmetic on your own numbers, not a model.
OpenStreetMapSwitched on when you want it
Nearby place names, once, while a branch is being set up.
When a branch is placed on the map, the named settlements near its coordinates come from OpenStreetMap’s Overpass service. The distance is worked out here rather than taken from the provider, and the data is ODbL, which is why the admin screen carries the attribution. Nothing about a guest or an order goes to it.