Venue management for banquet halls

Every event booked, costed, and accounted for.

From the first enquiry to the final kitchen slip — bookings, menus, requisitions, vendor bills, and the one number nobody can ever find: what the event actually earned.

Screenshot — Event Calendar
Running every booking, kitchen order and ledger entry at Montage Event Complex

Services

One system, from the enquiry to the last invoice.

Most halls run on a diary, a WhatsApp group, and a shoebox of vendor receipts. This replaces all three.

Bookings

Calendar and venue locks

See every hall, every date, every partition at a glance. Double-bookings become impossible, not unlikely.

Kitchen

Menus and requisitions

Build the menu with the client, and the kitchen requisition writes itself — ingredients, quantities, vendors.

Payables

Vendor bills and vouchers

Bills, approvals, and payment vouchers in one ledger. Know what you owe before the vendor calls.

Costing

Event gross profit

Bulk purchases drawn down to the events that consumed them. Every rupee lands on the event that spent it.

Decor

Decor and add-ons

Per-event decor items, priced and tracked, with their own approvals and their own report.

Reports

The numbers, printed

Daily closing, vendor ledgers, monthly summaries, sales incentives — as PDF, as Excel, on demand.

Solutions

Built around the problems halls actually have.

You finished a 600-guest wedding. Did you make money on it?

The menu was priced months ago. Groceries came from a bulk purchase. Two vendors billed late. Decor was quoted separately. By the time the numbers settle, nobody can reconstruct the event.

Bulk purchases are drawn down to each event as they're consumed — so gross profit is a report, not an argument.
Screenshot — Gross Profit Report

The booking diary lives in one person's handwriting.

When they're on leave, nobody knows if the main hall is free on the 14th, whether the advance was taken, or which partition was promised to whom.

Every booking, advance, and venue lock in one calendar the whole team can see.
Screenshot — Bookings & Advances

اردو  ·  Built for the kitchen

Your kitchen doesn't read English.
So we print in Urdu.

Requisition slips and kitchen orders render in true Nastaliq — not a transliteration, not a fallback font. The staff who actually cook the food can read the order they're given.

No other venue system in this market prints an order your kitchen can actually read.

About

Built inside a working banquet hall, not a boardroom.

EMS started as software for one venue — Montage Event Complex — because nothing on the market understood how a hall in this market actually runs. Bulk grocery purchases. Vendors who bill three weeks late. Kitchens that work in Urdu. Advances taken in cash. Decor quoted per event.

Every feature here exists because a real event needed it. It runs the bookings, the requisitions, the vendor ledger and the daily closing at a live venue today — not as a pilot, but as the system the business depends on.

It's now available to other halls who recognise the problem.

Contact

Show us your hall. We'll show you the numbers.

A 20-minute walkthrough with your own bookings and your own menu — not a canned demo.