Square POS food cost integration

If you're running Square

If you keep a café or bakery menu in Square, start by matching the names and selling prices on the printed menu to the items you sell. A seasonal latte needs its own milk quantity, coffee dose and serving size before its ingredient cost is useful. A menu photo supplies the name and price; it cannot reveal that recipe. Use the Square costing guide to work through the boundary between register data and recipe evidence.

How to use Marji with Square today

Import dish names and selling prices from your menu, then review one recipe against your kitchen's portions, yields and supplier costs. Upload invoices and verify ingredient matches and units so later costs can update that recipe. Review a proposed price in Marji and enter the approved amount in Square yourself. Check the public menu and register agree after each change. See current plans.

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 Square

The connection, catalog-linking and approved write-back code exists. Production setup and a real end-to-end Square connection must be verified before we can offer it. There is no availability date to promise. Check the current integration status before choosing Marji for a register connection.

Common questions

Does Marji integrate with Square?

Square connection code is built, but the connection and price write-back are not available. Production setup and a real connection must be verified first. Apply approved register changes manually today.

Can I use Marji without a Square 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.