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Lightspeed POS food cost integration

Lightspeed is not connected to Marji. Each restaurant's recipe and supplier evidence needs its own review.

Lightspeed is not integrated yet.

  • No Lightspeed connection, item sync or price write-back is available
  • No sales data is imported from Lightspeed

If you're running Lightspeed

If you are comparing the same dish across locations, keep the inputs separate: supplier specification, case size, yield and portion. A cheaper case may contain less usable product, so the case total alone is not a useful comparison. Work through cost per usable unit before comparing the dish totals. Marji's listed pricing is per location; discuss group requirements with the team instead of assuming a shared catalog or consolidated reporting workflow.

How to use Marji with Lightspeed today

Work on one kitchen's menu and one reviewed recipe first. Use that location's invoices and quantities, then inspect which ingredient caused a change. Approve a proposed price only after checking the local selling price and target margin. Apply it in Lightspeed by hand for the relevant location. Keep any cross-location comparison outside an assumed automatic sync, and confirm the plan and setup requirements with the team.

Review the recipe before using its margin: ingredient quantities, purchase units, yields and current costs all matter. A menu photo identifies selling prices; it does not establish actual plate costs.

What is pending for Lightspeed

Lightspeed integration work has not started. Catalog and price delivery requirements need verification before a supported connection can be offered. A requested integration is not a promise of multi-location synchronization.

Common questions

Does Marji integrate with Lightspeed?
No. There is no Lightspeed connection, catalog sync or price write-back available. You can use Marji for recipe costing separately and enter approved register changes yourself.
Can I use Marji without a Lightspeed integration?
Yes. A menu scan extracts dish names and selling prices. Review recipe quantities, units, yields and ingredient costs before relying on plate costs or margins. Matched supplier invoices can then update the affected recipe costs. POS sales quantities are not imported; enter any volume assumptions yourself.

Start costing now; the integration can come later.

Scan dish names and prices, then review your recipes and supplier costs. Start a 14-day trial without a card. Your hosted QR menu stays free; ongoing AI and margin work requires paid access.

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Product availability and copy reviewed against the current source on . This review does not certify a production POS connection. See the changelog for what actually shipped and when, and the pricing page for the free menu, trial and paid-plan terms. Square remains unavailable, including on the invite-only Operator plan.