Catch NCR Aloha low-stock items before they get 86'd during service
Every morning, WebRun opens NCR Aloha, reads current inventory levels for tracked items, compares each against your defined reorder threshold, posts a low-stock alert to Slack for the kitchen manager, and drafts a reorder email to the relevant supplier in Gmail for manager approval before sending.
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What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
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NCR Aloha - check inventory levels vs reorder thresholds
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WebRun opens NCR Aloha to check inventory levels vs reorder thresholds. - Open NCR Aloha and read current inventory levels for all tracked items
- Compare each item's on-hand quantity against your configured reorder threshold
- List items at or below threshold with current quantity, reorder quantity, and supplier name
Done when All items at or below reorder threshold are identified with supplier and quantity details.
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Slack - post low-stock alert to kitchen manager
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WebRun opens Slack to post low-stock alert to kitchen manager. - Post the low-stock list to the kitchen manager Slack channel with item name, current quantity, and reorder quantity
- Flag any item at zero so the kitchen team can 86 it before service if needed
Done when The low-stock alert is in Slack for the kitchen manager to review.
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Gmail - draft supplier reorder email for approval
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WebRun opens Gmail to draft supplier reorder email for approval. - Draft a reorder email to each relevant supplier listing the items and quantities needed
- Leave every draft unsent in Gmail for manager review and approval
- Do not send any order to a supplier without manager approval
Done when Reorder email drafts are ready in Gmail for manager sign-off, not sent automatically.
How do I automatically get low-stock alerts from NCR Aloha before service?
WebRun checks NCR Aloha inventory levels every morning, identifies items at or below your reorder thresholds, posts a low-stock alert to Slack for the kitchen manager, and drafts supplier reorder emails in Gmail for manager approval, so your team can act before the lunch rush and no item is 86'd by surprise.
- Low-stock items surface every morning before service so nothing is 86'd by surprise
- Reorder drafts are ready in Gmail for one-click manager approval, not manual composition
- Zero-quantity items are flagged in Slack so the kitchen can plan the day's menu adjustments
Built for restaurant kitchen managers · restaurant purchasing managers · multi-unit restaurant operators · QSR operators
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it automatically place a reorder with the supplier?
No. WebRun drafts the reorder email and leaves it unsent in Gmail for your manager to review. No order goes to a supplier without a human approving and sending it.
How do I set my reorder thresholds for each item?
You define thresholds per item in NCR Aloha or in WebRun's settings during setup. WebRun compares live inventory levels against those values on every morning run.
What if an item hits zero mid-service?
The morning run catches items at or approaching zero before service. For real-time 86 tracking during service, pair this workflow with a manual 86 list update in NCR Aloha.
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