Pitch deck · Product overview · 8 min read
The problem
A modern F&B operation runs on half a dozen systems that were never designed to talk to each other — POS, delivery aggregators, supplier and procurement platforms, payroll, accounting, and increasingly IoT sensors for cold-chain and equipment monitoring. Each system answers its own narrow question well. None of them, alone or side by side in separate dashboards, can answer the questions that actually matter: why was this order late, why did food cost move this week, why did a store's utilities spike.
The product
Nexus is the connectivity layer that puts every source system on one shared timeline, so a cross-system question can be answered by looking in one place instead of reconstructing it by hand from four exports.
Key features
Universal source connectivity
- Pre-built connectors for POS, delivery aggregators, supplier/procurement platforms, payroll and HR systems, accounting software, and IoT sensor feeds
- New sources added through a standard connector framework, not a custom integration project every time
- Six-region connector library spanning Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Latin America, and South Asia
One shared timeline
- Every event — an order, a delivery, a supplier invoice, a shift clock-in, a temperature reading — lands on the same time axis
- Cross-system correlation happens automatically, not through a manual spreadsheet exercise
- Historical data stays queryable across sources, not siloed by which system originally captured it
Governed, not just connected
- Every connector runs with scoped, auditable access — read access where that's all that's needed, nothing broader
- Full connector-level activity logs for compliance and security review
- Data residency and retention policy configurable per region
Built to survive real-world messiness
- Handles rate limits, outages, and schema changes from third-party systems without silently dropping data
- Automatic retry and backfill when a source system goes down and comes back
- Alerts when a connector's data quality degrades, before it corrupts a downstream report
Integrates with
- POS — transaction data joins the same timeline as everything else
- Motus — supplier and inventory movement data cross-references against delivery and sales patterns
- Manus — payroll and scheduling data connects to service and cost outcomes
- Numerus — every reconciled ledger entry can be traced back to its originating source system
Why Zentallio built this
Every insight Iris produces that spans more than one system — a delivery delay traced to a kitchen bottleneck, a utilities spike traced to a specific piece of equipment — depends on those systems already being on the same timeline before the question gets asked. Nexus is the plumbing that makes that possible; without it, cross-system insight is a manual research project every time.
See it on your data
Nexus connects to what you're already running — no requirement to standardize on a single POS, delivery partner, or accounting system first.
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