Orders and POS, inventory, customers, calls, staff and payroll, website and widgets — one system instead of a dozen services. AI reviews calls, fills in cards and prompts your staff.
Free start without a card. AI, paid plans, extensions and hardware have separate terms.
Interface screenshot; available features depend on setup and plan.
Your business type changes sections, terms and starting settings. Start with the main workflow and add the rest when you need it.
Guests order and pay from the table, orders reach the kitchen display, sales deduct ingredients by recipe. POS with a floor plan, reservations and a waitlist. POS and KDS require a suitable paid plan.
Data is shared: a sale deducts stock, a call lands in the customer record, a shift goes to timesheets and payroll. You don’t need it all at once — turn sections on as you grow.
Every order channel lands in one queue.
Stock updates itself from sales and invoices.
Every order, booking and review lands in the customer record.
Your own phone system and messengers next to orders.
From shift schedules to payroll.
Receipts, expenses and documents without re-typing.
Your storefront is already a website. Widgets go on any other.
A bridge on the POS computer finds devices itself.
“Beta” means the feature works, but test it on your own data before a live shift. Section availability depends on your plan.
AI is paid with credits separately from your plan. Models can make mistakes — decisions and publishing stay with you.
Transcripts, what the customer asked for, and a checklist score with quotes and timestamps.
A menu from a photo, PDF or website; an invoice photo becomes a stock receipt.
AI proposes descriptions, ingredients and fields for a dish or product. You choose what to apply.
Replies to reviews and customer messages based on your menu and rules.
Upload procedures and websites — staff get prompts during a conversation. Ready-made knowledge bases are available.
Ask by voice or text where a setting is and how to get something done.
Open a demo and test the actions you need in your account.
Your texts and photos, categories, modifiers, allergens. Import a menu from a photo, PDF or website.
The order appears at the POS and kitchen display, and the customer sees its status. POS, floor plans and KDS depend on your plan.
Sales, stock, shifts, calls and reviews — on the dashboard and in “Needs attention”. Finance reports depend on plan and cloud.
Availability depends on country, cloud and provider terms. Delivery aggregators are not connected directly.
The catalog and admin open in a browser. Printing, fiscal receipts, scales and terminals need compatible devices and a bridge on the POS computer.
Global accounts run on AWS, Russian ones on Yandex Cloud, with regional copies per brand.
Roles and positions, access by location, PIN approval of risky POS operations.
Account data export is in settings; consents and cookies follow country rules.
Import menus, stock and store data from spreadsheets, photos and other systems.
Launch time depends on your catalog, team and connections — test the workflow on a small example.
Choose your business type — the system picks sections and starting settings.
Add items manually or import menus and stock from photos, PDFs and spreadsheets.
Send a test order or appointment, process it, then turn on the next sections.
Android builds cover part of the web functionality. Before using them during a shift, test login, required actions, hardware and your account cloud.
Addresses and statuses for your deliveries; feature availability depends on cloud
Download APK to testThe public APK build may lag behind tests of a newer version. Do not rely on push delivery; arrange monitoring of new orders.
iPhone and iPad versions are released through the App Store: Cenaly Phone is in Apple review, the others are in development. Until then the web admin works on iPhone and iPad.
All apps App features and limitationsCheck limits and available features. AI, extensions and hardware cost extra.
An account with one location, up to 50 items, one device and 100 monthly orders. AI and paid extensions cost extra.
Yes. For example, only a QR menu, POS, telephony or one website widget. Other sections can be turned on later — the data is already shared.
The catalog and admin open in a browser. Printing, fiscal receipts, scales and terminals need compatible devices and a bridge on the POS computer.
No. Finance reports work on both cenaly.com and cenaly.ru. Customer cohort analytics, image studio, interactive translation and self-service paid plan checkout are unavailable on .ru. Fiscalization and external connections depend on country and provider.
Yes, account data export is available in settings; check the file contents before migration. Automatic migration to every other system is not promised.
The feature already works in the product, but its coverage or live-hardware testing is not complete. Test it on your data before relying on it in a live shift.
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Start free with your main workflow — add inventory, calls, staff and website when you are ready.
Free start without a card. AI, paid plans, extensions and hardware have separate terms.