From the first tap to the day’s last receipt.
Take orders, fire them to the kitchen, manage tables, and settle by cash, card, or transfer — with every sale flowing through to stock and the books.
Every order, from open to paid.
An order moves through clear stages — so the floor, the kitchen, and the register are all looking at the same state.
Order started at the counter or table
Items fire to the kitchen display
The kitchen is working the ticket
Items are ready to serve or collect
Payment captured, receipt issued
One workspace, the way each order is served.
Dine-in, takeaway, QR ordering, and delivery each follow their own flow — handled from the same point of sale.
- 1Seat & open table
- 2Fire to kitchen
- 3Serve course by course
- 4Settle the bill
- 1Build the order
- 2Take payment
- 3Send to kitchen
- 4Hand over when ready
- 1Guest scans the code
- 2Orders from their phone
- 3Order reaches the counter
- 4Kitchen prepares & serves
- 1Capture the order
- 2Confirm & charge
- 3Kitchen prepares
- 4Dispatch for delivery
Tickets land in the kitchen the moment they fire.
Each order becomes a ticket on the kitchen display — colour-coded by status, so the line knows what’s new, what’s cooking, and what’s ready.
See the whole floor at a glance.
A live floor plan shows which tables are free, seated, preparing, ready, or waiting on the bill — so staff can move with confidence.
Discounts applied, payment taken, receipt issued.
Adjust the order, split the tender across methods, and issue a clear receipt — print or share.
A sale that updates stock and the books on its own.
When a sale completes, stock moves and the transaction posts to your financial records — no re-entry, no separate reconciliation pile.
Selling draws stock down, so counts stay close to reality.
Each sale posts through to your financial records.
Floor, kitchen, and register work from the same order.
Figures shown are fictional demonstration data.
Yes. Sales draw down stock and flow through to your financial records, so your numbers stay current.
Registers and daily sales summaries make it straightforward to reconcile takings against records.
Yes. Keep sales visibility across every counter and location from one connected platform.
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