The AI that runs the restaurant
Demand forecasting, food cost, ordering, shifts, waste. The layer that answers foodservice's most expensive question: how much is needed, where, and when.
Not a model trained in a lab but an AI platform built inside more than 100 restaurants.
InvestFood AI is the artificial intelligence platform for Food & Beverage built by InvestFood S.r.l. It combines three layers: operational AI for running restaurants, conversational AI for guests, and a licensed AI platform for other chains, on data collected across more than 100 directly operated locations in Italy. Planned launch: 2027.
Demand forecasting, food cost, ordering, shifts, waste. The layer that answers foodservice's most expensive question: how much is needed, where, and when.
Ordering, allergens, customisation and recommendations in natural language, in-app, at the kiosk and on delivery, with memory of what was ordered before.
The same engine, licensed to chains, franchises and Food & Beverage suppliers that do not have an in-house data science team.
Each module answers one precise operational question. No dashboard to interpret: a concrete proposal, with its margin of error stated.
How much you will sell tomorrow, per location, per item and per time slot. Weather, calendar and history feed the same model.
Plate cost recalculated continuously on real purchase prices, not on a six-month-old price list. An alert when a dish stops making money.
Automated order proposals aligned to the forecast, current stock and each supplier's real lead time.
Staffing built on the expected footfall curve, not on last week's average.
Flags prepped items at risk before they become waste, and suggests where to move them or how to push them.
Crosses margin and popularity item by item: what to push, what to reprice, what to drop from the menu.
Ordering, allergens and customisation handled in natural language, with answers traceable to real product sheets.
Recommendations and rewards built on each guest's real history, not on generic segments.
Most restaurant AI is built outside restaurants. This one is not. InvestFood AI is being built inside a group that opens the doors of more than a hundred locations every day and has to answer the very questions the platform automates.







Three profiles with the same underlying problem: committing today to a quantity that only tomorrow will prove right or wrong.
A shopping centre on Saturday and an office district on Tuesday do not share a curve. One central model is not enough.
In delivery a forecasting error is not absorbed: either the rider waits, or the dish is not there.
Suppliers to foodservice work on orders that arrive late and change often. Downstream demand can be known earlier.
InvestFood AI is the artificial intelligence platform for Food & Beverage built by InvestFood S.r.l. It combines three layers: operational AI for running restaurants, conversational AI for guests, and an AI platform licensed to other chains. It is built on operational data from more than 100 directly operated locations in Italy.
InvestFood AI is built in-house by InvestFood S.r.l., an Italian multi-brand restaurant group led by CEO Gianmaria Brusini, with 7 active brands, more than 100 directly operated locations in Italy and group revenue above 50 million euros.
For high-volume foodservice: chains and franchises, delivery-first brands, operators in shopping centres and travel retail, and Food & Beverage suppliers that need to align production with real downstream demand.
Management software records what already happened. InvestFood AI estimates what will happen: how much you will sell tomorrow per location and per item, how much to order, how many staff you need, which prepped items are about to become waste.
The output is a proposed decision, not a report to interpret.
Yes. The third layer of the platform is designed to be licensed to other Food & Beverage groups once it is consolidated internally. Opening to external partners is planned for 2027, after rollout across all InvestFood brands.
In the meantime, the group building it keeps serving thirteen thousand people a day. That is where the data comes from.