POS · Stock · Fiscal · Loyalty · Mercado
Qevora connects the daily work of a venue: POS, shifts, receiving, inventory, recipes, loyalty, requests, fiscal evidence, and supplier discovery through Mercado. One operating graph for owners, managers, staff, and kitchen.
Qevora is intentionally broader than a till screen, but it is also explicit about what is phased and what it does not claim to own.
Hospitality work is not split into neat software boxes. Products arrive, become stock, feed recipes, appear in the POS, affect fiscal evidence, and create the next decision. Qevora is built around that lifecycle.
Bar, floor, takeaway, payments, shifts, cash close, and Z-report evidence stay connected.
Receiving, sale depletion, waste, spoilage, adjustments, and transfers create the stock truth.
Supplier documents become reviewed lines, supplier matching, cost snapshots, and receiving evidence.
Recipes connect ingredients, cost, allergens, kitchen instructions, and sellable products.
QR enrollment, cashier fallback, points, tiers, rewards, and Telegram touchpoints can live inside the same flow.
People requests and operational tickets share an auditable action queue for managers and owners.
The backbone is deterministic first: reliable receiving, movement ledger, UoM, depletion, publish gating, fiscal snapshots, then alerts and recommendations.
Documents, supplier products, cost, lot, expiry.
Movement ledger, base units, serving rules.
Recipes, prep, yield, allergens, kitchen context.
POS sale, loyalty, depletion, immutable snapshot.
Alerts, margin pressure, reorder signals, fiscal gaps.
A typical POS can be strong at checkout. Qevora is designed to connect checkout with the operational work that happens before and after each service.
| Capability | Qevora | Typical POS |
|---|---|---|
| Checkout | Runtime POS connected to shifts, payments, fiscal evidence, loyalty and stock context. | Usually strong at sale capture, weaker outside checkout. |
| Inventory | Movement ledger, receiving, recipes, base units and serving-size logic are part of the operating model. | Often separate, basic or handled with spreadsheets. |
| Fiscal evidence | Evidence-first architecture with hashes, reports, review states and phased Spanish fiscal workflows. | Often export/report oriented and disconnected from daily operations. |
| Team operations | Requests, approvals, calendar/absence direction and notifications connect to manager action queues. | Usually outside POS scope. |
| Suppliers | Mercado is a separate public supplier network that can later feed receiving, documents, inventory and costs. | Usually handled through WhatsApp, email, PDFs, calls or separate portals. |
The app runs the venue. Mercado helps venues discover verified suppliers and start direct relationships. Different surfaces, one operational direction.
The internal operating workspace for owners, managers, staff, kitchen, and back office.
Sign inA free B2B supplier discovery layer for hospitality. No commissions, no transaction fees, no markup. Direct relationship between venue and supplier.
Explore MercadoThe same data should not look the same to everyone. Qevora keeps decision, action, execution, and preparation surfaces distinct.
Risks, margin, fiscal posture, supplier opportunities.
Receiving, requests, exceptions, reorder, shift review.
Fast POS, clear warnings, loyalty lookup, low clutter.
Tickets, stations, allergens, shortages, substitutions later.
Support, tenant safety, audit trails, platform health.
Veri*Factu, TicketBAI, Facturae, Z-reports, tax IDs, and report drafts are treated as reviewable evidence with hashes, states, and next actions.
Qevora should be clear about what is operational now and what belongs to the target architecture. That honesty is part of the product.
Short answers for buyers, operators and answer engines evaluating what Qevora is.
No. POS is one runtime surface. Qevora connects service with inventory, recipes, staff workflows, documents, fiscal evidence, loyalty, analytics and supplier relationships.
Yes. The product is shaped around Spanish hospitality vocabulary and workflows: TPV, albaranes, Facturae direction, fiscal evidence, local suppliers and owner/operator realities.
The app is being hardened for practical staff surfaces: POS tablet, mobile checks, requests, loyalty lookup, receiving and operational notifications.
Qevora App is the internal operating workspace. Mercado is the separate public B2B supplier network, designed to connect back to receiving, documents, inventory and costs when useful.
Qevora separates shipped operational foundations from phased target architecture. Advanced official submission, signing-provider integration, supplier APIs and AI automation are not presented as generic promises.
It gives owners a connected view of service, stock, staff, documents, fiscal posture, supplier workflows and margin signals, so decisions are based on operational evidence instead of manual reconstruction.
Spain-first hospitality operations
Qevora is being shaped around real venue workflows: sales, cash, stock, suppliers, documents, fiscal evidence, staff requests, and guest loyalty. Request a demo if you want to evaluate it for your bar, restaurant, or group.