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Olimposs Module

Back Office Operations

Olimposs Back Office Operations integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365 to give central office teams end-to-end control over the operations that happen behind the service floor. Product cards are defined in detail and stock levels are tracked; purchasing and production functions work together so the cost-to-profit balance is monitored continuously.

Operations Control

Back Office Operations

D365

D365

ERP Integration

15%

Clearer Cost Visibility

Daily

Consistent Financial Close

Stock and Cost

Back-office purchasing and inventory visibility

Mozzarella

24 kg on hand

Olive Oil

8 liters remaining

Sirloin

Reorder required

D365 Purchase

Supply list ready

Cost Alert

Price increase in meat categories

Morning Count

Morning Stock Check and Supplier Order

Critical ingredients are reviewed before opening and shortfalls are visible immediately. When a mini...

Purchase Plan

Central Office Multi-Branch Financial Close

All branches' end-of-day stock and sales data lands in the central view. The finance team runs the p...

Cost Alert

Fast Response to Rising Recipe Costs

When ingredient costs for a key item increase, the manager sees it simultaneously in the report and...

Module Overview

Operational Structure

Olimposs Back Office Operations integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365 to give central office teams end-to-end control over the operations that happen behind the service floor. Product cards are defined in detail and stock levels are tracked; purchasing and production functions work together so the cost-to-profit balance is monitored continuously.

Daily Usage

Dynamics 365 financial tools handle formal accounting and operational finance processes in parallel — the same data source feeds the management report and the accounting ledger. Recipe cost tracking makes the true cost of each menu item visible so profitability blind spots are reduced. For multi-branch operations, the central office monitors not just revenue but stock discipline and purchasing consistency across every location. Supplier flows, stock counts, and end-of-day financial closes all run more reliably when the back office is fully connected.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration connecting product cards, purchasing, and financial processes

Purchasing and production functions monitored together to maintain cost-to-profit balance

Dynamics 365 financial tools handling formal accounting and operational finance in one system

Recipe cost tracking that shows the true margin of each menu item

Key Advantages

What You Gain

The main operating advantages this module adds to your restaurant

Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration connecting product cards, purchasing, and financial processes

Purchasing and production functions monitored together to maintain cost-to-profit balance

Dynamics 365 financial tools handling formal accounting and operational finance in one system

Recipe cost tracking that shows the true margin of each menu item

Centralised purchasing and stock control standard enforced across multiple branches

Minimum stock level alerts and supplier flow management to prevent service disruptions

Real Scenarios

How It's Used

Real restaurant operations with Back Office Operations

Morning Stock Check and Supplier Order

Critical ingredients are reviewed before opening and shortfalls are visible immediately. When a minimum level alert fires, a purchasing order is raised through Dynamics 365 without leaving the system. Items at risk of selling out are caught before service starts.

Central Office Multi-Branch Financial Close

All branches' end-of-day stock and sales data lands in the central view. The finance team runs the period close through Dynamics 365 in one session. Cost differences between branches surface in the report immediately.

Fast Response to Rising Recipe Costs

When ingredient costs for a key item increase, the manager sees it simultaneously in the report and the Dynamics 365 financial view. A menu or pricing decision is made without delay and the margin hit is contained earlier.

How It Works

Start in 4 Steps

From setup to active daily use in a short path

1

Define Product Cards and Stock

Add raw materials, semi-finished goods, and consumables with detailed product cards. Set minimum stock levels so critical items do not run out silently. Dynamics 365 integration ensures this data is shared with accounting and finance in real time.

2

Manage Purchasing and Production

Falling stock levels and purchasing needs are tracked in a central view. Procurement runs on logged, traceable records instead of phone notes. Purchasing and production data reviewed together keeps the cost-to-profit balance visible and current.

3

Track Costs and Manage Finance

Recipe cost tracking shows the ingredient-level cost contribution of each menu item. Dynamics 365 financial tools run formal accounting and operational finance processes alongside each other. The gap between menu price and actual cost is always visible and informs pricing decisions.

4

Close the Day and Report

End-of-day data is consolidated across stock, register, and operational outputs together. Finance and management teams work from the same Dynamics 365 data set so the close is faster and cleaner. Multi-branch operations see all location performance in one central view.

D365

ERP Integration

Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration unifies stock, purchasing, and finance under a single data source across every branch.

15%

Clearer Cost Visibility

Recipe-level tracking and Dynamics 365 cost accounting make menu profitability measurable rather than estimated.

Daily

Consistent Financial Close

Register, stock, and operational data consolidated in Dynamics 365 makes the end-of-day close faster, cleaner, and auditable.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Dynamics 365 integration provide?

The Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration means product cards, stock, purchasing, and production data flow into the financial system in real time. Accounting and management reports are fed from the same source — repetitive data entry and manual transfers are reduced. Formal financial processes such as invoicing, cost accounting, and period closing run through Dynamics 365 tools. The service floor and the central finance department share the same view of reality.

Can I manage multiple branches from one central point?

Yes, stock, purchasing, and core operational data from each branch are visible in a central structure. Which branch is over-stocked, which regularly runs short, and which is under margin pressure all become visible from one place. Central teams enforce purchasing standards more consistently and cross-branch comparison is more reliable. Bulk purchasing decisions are also easier to make from a unified view.

Can I receive stock shortage alerts?

Yes, when minimum stock levels are defined, critical items trigger an alert before they run out. Action can be taken before the shortage reaches the service floor or affects the menu. This visibility is especially valuable for high-turnover ingredients. The purchasing plan becomes more predictable and supplier relationships run more smoothly.

How does recipe-based cost calculation work?

When product recipes are defined, the ingredient-level cost contribution of each item is tracked and fed into Dynamics 365 cost accounting. Which items are genuinely profitable and which are under price pressure becomes clear. Menu optimisation and repricing decisions are grounded in real numbers rather than estimates. The connection between back office and service floor is tighter and more current.

Get Started

Try Back Office Operations

See how it works in your own restaurant with a guided demo. No setup required.