Bevspot is best for ordering and inventory. It is also quite good for recipe costing, reporting, and variance tracking.
As a client, they have always had great customer service and an open ear to constructive criticism and suggestions.
Bevspot is not an app, but a website with log-in's, this allows for really great flexibility for usage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main issue with Bevspot is that they are a great platform for most things related to beverage inventory management but their food and kitchen arena is so-so compared to the competition. On a much less important point, they could do a little better with user settings, reporting, and untrained user access. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I like the ability to take inventory electronically. While it does not have a mobile app, the mobile website is very easy to use.. In particular, I like the screen for taking inventory of liquor bottles. It allows the user to draw on a picture of a bottle when taking inventory of partial bottles. The site then calculates the percentage remaining in the bottle. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I dislike the level of reporting available in the version we utilize. I hesitate to put this under dislike though because we use the basic level of the program. It does contain an Excel file that can be downloaded with each inventory completed. There is also a file that can be downloaded with information regarding orders placed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.