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Restaurant MCP server: inventory and recipe costs
Connect your own ordering agent to MDML with scoped access. Read inventory needs and basket plans, then report supported counts, receipts or staged carts.
What you can do
Scoped keys
Choose which operations an outside agent may perform.
Business records as context
Give the agent actual needs and supplier rules instead of a copied shopping list.
Cart reporting
Supported tools check a staged cart against the plan and can ask the owner for help.
Try the workflow with your own agent
A first ingredient-cost worksheet for one recipe, with missing prices, units and yields flagged. Use the free instructions with your own records, then decide whether you need a connected product.
Access and setup
The external ordering-agent contract is carts only. It is distinct from MDML Connect’s optional Autopilot placing. An API connection does not give an agent supplier credentials.
Confirm the available workflow and its plan or add-on requirements for your business before setup. See the current plans or ask the MDML team.
Works alongside
Supplier cart filling →
Turn a MDML order plan into supported supplier carts in MDML Connect. Review first-time product matches, quantities and any items the plan held back.
Inventory →
Counts that learn, orders that add up.
Approvals and permissions →
Keep business actions tied to the signed-in person and their role. Review consequential changes before supported agents send, publish or commit them.