Type the question. The advisor reads your sales, your inventory, your channels — and answers in plain language, with the numbers underneath.
There is a chat box on the dashboard. You ask a question about your operation in your own words. The advisor reads what dojofood already knows about you — sales by item, sales by channel, inventory levels, prep times, marketplace fees, branch performance — and writes back a short answer with the numbers it used.
If the answer is a chart, you see the chart. If the answer is a list, you see the list. If the answer is "I don't have enough data to say," it says that.
It does not invent numbers. It does not browse the internet. It does not write back essays. It does not auto-act on anything — no price changes, no menu edits, no orders fired. It advises. You decide.
These are the real questions we hear from operators on the floor. The advisor answers each one from the operator's own dojofood data — sales, inventory, channel performance, marketplace fees.
Every answer carries its sources. When the advisor says "margin dropped 4 points on the lamb burger this month," you see the underlying line — last month's margin, this month's margin, the two supplier price entries that moved it, the channel mix shift that finished the job.
Click the number, see the line item. Click the chart, see the rows behind it. Disagree with the conclusion, you have the data to push back. The advisor is wrong sometimes — usually because the question was ambiguous or the data has a gap. When that happens, you catch it because the numbers are right there.
This is the line we hold against the operators we have all been burned by: vendor dashboards that surface a "score" or an "alert" with no path back to the underlying figures. dojofood does not do that. The math is visible by default — grounded in the same numbers on your analytics screen.
The advisor will not change a price. It will not 86 an item. It will not fire a discount, push a menu update, accept a marketplace order, or message a customer. It does not have hands.
The advisor only reads the data your dojofood account already has. It does not read your email, your accounting software, your CCTV, or anything outside of dojofood unless you connect it on purpose.
Your data is not pooled with other operators. It is not used to train shared models on someone else's behalf. KVKK and GDPR are not a panel on a sales page — they are how the data is held by default.
If you delete an item, the advisor stops citing it. If you cancel, the advisor goes away with the rest of dojofood.
20 minutes with our team. Pick a question that has been bothering you for a month — slow Tuesday, soft margin, that one Wolt issue — and ask it on a real dashboard with real data. If the answer is useful, that is the demo. If it is not, you have lost 20 minutes. Live human, your language, under two hours when it breaks. Live in seven days when you sign.