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Keelings produce ordered against real demand

Keelings grows and delivers the produce. Nory works out what each site will get through, so you order to demand rather than to habit.

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The Nory business intelligence app showing live sales of £100,449 against forecast, broken down by dine-in, pick-up and delivery, alongside average check size and a revenue trend chart.

About Keelings

Keelings is a fresh produce grower and distributor supplying hospitality and catering operations. The integration connects it to Nory so orders go out and invoices come back automatically, site by site.

Why this integration matters

Ordering is where margin leaks quietly. Order too much and it wastes, order too little and you run out mid service, and either way the cost only surfaces when the month closes. Keelings is the supplier: the produce, the prices and the delivery schedule your kitchens depend on. Nory is the agentic AI operating system that works out what to order against forecast demand, places it, and reads the invoice back so COGS stays current instead of historic, keeping prime cost, labour plus COGS, under control. Connect the two and ordering stops being a standing guess and starts being a calculation.

What the integration allows

The mechanics of what connects, in plain terms.

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Why Keelings and Nory are better together

Keelings supplies the product. Nory works out what you need and when. Together we take the guesswork out of ordering and protect margin across every site.

Ordering that starts with demand

Nory builds the order from forecast demand for each site, so what arrives from Keelings matches what you are going to sell, not what got ordered last week.

A Nory stock movement overview showing opening count, deliveries, transfers out, closing count, and usage as ingredients for a single item.

Invoices that post themselves

Keelings invoices come back into Nory and are matched against what was ordered. The Invoicing Assistant flags the gaps as they happen rather than leaving them for month end.

A Nory inventory screen showing a PDF invoice being uploaded on mobile to update stock and flag price changes automatically.

Prices move, margins hold

When Keelings changes a price, the cost of every recipe using that ingredient moves with it, so theoretical GP reflects what you are actually paying today.

The Nory inventory audit log showing supplier price and quantity changes for burger buns, milk, and rocket leaf on Sunday 15 October.

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