
Supy vs Crunchtime
Supy and CrunchTime both help restaurant groups manage inventory, control food costs, and streamline purchasing. But they are built for different eras and different operational needs.
Crunchtime
- Legacy architecture built in 1995
- Months of remote training to get started
- One standard setup, changes take weeks
- Limited mobile capabilities
Supy
- Cloud-native, built for today
- Live in weeks, not months
- Adapts to how your restaurant actually operates
- Full mobile app for teams on the floor
Feature-by-feature comparison
Recipe costing
Stock counting
Purchase order management
Wastage tracking
Supplier management
Supplier management
KI-Rechnungsempfang
Automated credit notes
Recipe backdating
Procurement guardrails
Central kitchen & B2B sales
Bulk recipe changes
POS integrations
Accounting integrations
Open API
Data warehouse connectivity
Parent-child POS bundle tracking
Supplier-agnostic invoice intake
Multi-language & multi-currency
Hands-on guided onboarding
Unlimited training
24/7 Support
Fast implementation
Why 3500+ teams
have switched to Supy
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costs
manual tasks
decisions
Food cost reduction

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Switching is easier than you think
Our migration team handles the technical details so you can focus on your restaurant
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Your questions answered
Everything you need to know about Supy — from setup to integrations, pricing, and daily use. If it’s not covered here, just ask.
CrunchTime is enterprise software built for America's largest QSR chains, spanning inventory, labour, ops, and training across separate modules. Supy is a modern inventory and procurement platform for global multi-branch restaurant groups - one platform that goes deeper on procurement automation, real-time cost visibility, and centralised control, and flexes to how your restaurants actually operate.
Supy uses AI to scan any invoice format at 96%+ accuracy, then auto-matches line items to POs and flags discrepancies - no manual review. CrunchTime uses OCR to digitise invoices, but matching and verification are still manual unless the supplier is on their EDI network.
Yes. Supy's implementation team handles the full migration - recipes, suppliers, inventory items, and cost history - as part of onboarding. It typically takes days, not weeks, and is included at no extra charge.
Supy offers multi-stage approvals up to 5 levels, configurable by role, outlet, or order value, with per-branch spend limits and 200+ granular permissions. CrunchTime's approvals operate at the module level - active for all items or none, with no item-level controls.
Supy goes live in 2 to 4 weeks with hands-on setup, data migration, and training included. After go-live, you get 24/7 support and unlimited training at no extra cost. CrunchTime implementations typically run 3 to 6 months, with a separate fee and an in-app learning centre for self-serve courses.
Speed to value, operational flexibility, and total cost of ownership. Groups want a platform they can deploy in weeks, not months. Ops teams want a system that flexes to their setup without submitting tickets. And finance leaders comparing all-in costs often find Supy's transparent pricing delivers better value for their scale.
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