Before you open
A short brief of deadlines, unanswered requests, and the things you asked Nomly to remember.
Meet Nomly
Supplier emails. Invoices to check. Follow-ups you keep putting off.We’re building Nomly to help you stay on top of it all.
Made for the person running the restaurant.
Explore sample conversations about supplier invoices, unanswered emails, and your morning priorities.
Fictional examples of planned workflows. Nothing is sent or changed; no inbox is connected.
What would make today easier? Choose a sample question above.
A delivery change buried in an email. A supplier still waiting on an answer. We’re starting with the details that are easy to miss during a busy shift.
Compare supplier invoices with the original documents close at hand. Our goal: flag price changes only when the item, quantity, and pack size line up.
Turn an unanswered vendor email or incomplete catering inquiry into a clear next step. We’re designing replies for you to review before sending.
WHAT WE’RE BUILDING
These are the first routines we want to test with restaurant operators. Bring the recurring task you’d like off your plate.
A short brief of deadlines, unanswered requests, and the things you asked Nomly to remember.
A comparison with the previous invoice, with matching units and a link back to each source.
A nudge about the supplier or catering thread that still needs an answer, with a draft ready to review.
Your supplier sends an invoice. A customer asks about catering. Your manager shares an update. That’s where we want Nomly to start.
We’re building around forwarded emails, uploaded documents, and direct messages, with Gmail connection planned. The first workflows are designed to work without a POS integration.
Book a demo to discuss your workflow and confirm what’s available to test. Email forwarding, uploads, and Gmail sync are not available through this website yet.
The honest answers, before you connect anything.
The loose ends of running a restaurant: supplier emails, invoice comparisons, catering follow-ups, and a short brief of what needs attention. The sample conversations show the experience we’re working toward.
An invoice you need to check. A supplier you need to chase. A catering email waiting for a reply. Let’s start with one real task from your restaurant.