TenantVolt
TenantVolt is a restaurant operations workspace for organizing floor plans, tables, reservations, tickets, kitchen displays, and ingredient stock across loca…
What TenantVolt is
TenantVolt is a restaurant operations workspace for organizing floor plans, tables, reservations, tickets, kitchen displays, and ingredient stock across locations. Restaurants can define dining areas, monitor live table states and covers, merge or split tables, and assign server sections. Its kitchen display sends tickets to station screens, tracks queued, in-progress, and served states, and supports course-level firing. Tickets can include modifiers, allergen notes, course numbers, split bills, and logged comps or discounts, with idempotent submission. Inventory records prep lots, received and use-by dates, waste reasons, append-only stock movements, and location-specific low-stock thresholds. Reservation checks reject overlapping bookings for the same table. TenantVolt does not process card payments; staff record payments against tickets and settle them through an existing processor. Menus can be imported as catalog CSV files, while historic sales stay with the previous provider. Access is available on Android, iOS, and web, with browser access addable to a device home screen for offline work. Plans start at $49 per location monthly or yearly, with a 14-day trial.
Good
- Table states, covers, and server sections
- Kitchen routing with course-level firing
- Ingredient lots and waste tracking
- Reservation conflict checks
- Android, iOS, and web access
Watch out
- No card payment processing
- Starter covers up to 3 locations
- Historic sales remain with previous provider
- Pricing starts at $49 per location monthly or yearly
Who it suits
It suits restaurants managing table service, kitchen workflows, reservations, and inventory across one or more locations. Growth and Scale are described for businesses with multiple trades.
Verdict
TenantVolt brings front-of-house, kitchen, reservation, and ingredient workflows into one restaurant workspace. Restaurants must keep their existing payment processor, and smaller operations should note the Starter location limit.
Plans and prices
From TenantVolt's own pricing page, checked 10 Oct 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49 a month | Up to 3 locations · 10 staff logins · One business type · 90-day audit history · Per location; billed monthly or yearly |
| Growth | $99 a month | Up to 25 locations · Unlimited staff logins · Every business type · Unlimited audit history · Per location; billed monthly or yearly |
| Scale | $299 a month | Unlimited locations · Unlimited staff logins · Single sign-on · Choice of data location · SLA and onboarding engineer · Per location; billed monthly or yearly |
The facts
Each one read from TenantVolt's own pages, with the date it was checked.
The company
- Headquarters
- Monrovia, Liberiachecked 28 Sep 2001
What it does
- Integrations
- TenantVolt documentation describes connecting payment, accounting and delivery partners through integrations and webhooks, but the page does not name specific partners.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Inventory
- Restaurant inventory supports ingredient prep lots, received and use-by dates, waste reasons, append-only stock movements and per-location low-stock thresholds.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Kitchen display
- The kitchen display routes tickets to station screens, tracks queued, in-progress and served states, and supports course-level firing.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Menu import limitation
- A restaurant can import its menu as a catalog CSV, while historic sales remain with the previous provider.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Payments limitation
- TenantVolt does not process card payments; customers record payments against tickets and settle them through their existing processor.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Reservations
- Reservation conflicts are checked within a database transaction so overlapping bookings for the same table are rejected.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Restaurant operations
- TenantVolt provides a restaurant workspace for floor plans, table management, reservations, tickets, kitchen display and ingredient stock across locations.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Security
- The privacy notice says TenantVolt uses encryption in transit and at rest, database-level tenant isolation with row-level security, role-based access controls, privileged-action audit logging and rate limiting.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Support
- Standard support tickets have a stated first response time of one business day on every plan; urgent Scale and Enterprise tickets have a stated two-hour response time.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Table service
- Restaurants can define dining areas, view live table states and covers, merge or split tables, and assign server sections.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Ticket handling
- Ticket submission is idempotent, and tickets support modifiers, allergen notes, course numbers, split bills and logged comps or discounts.checked 10 Oct 2001
- Who it is for
- TenantVolt lists restaurants among its supported industries and describes Growth and Scale as supporting multiple trades in one business.checked 10 Oct 2001
Where it runs
- Platform access
- TenantVolt says it works in a browser and can be added to the home screen on a phone, tablet or desktop for one-tap access and offline work.checked 10 Oct 2001
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