Servers walk every order back to a fixed till, tabs get muddled between courses, and splitting the bill at the end slows the turn on your busiest tables.
Take orders and payment tableside on a handheld, fire each course straight to the kitchen, and split or settle the bill without anyone leaving the table.
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What operators typically see
Representative outcomes across dining & restaurants operators — real results depend on your setup and volume.
Order and pay without the walk
Guided upsells, course by course
Straight to the kitchen, no re-keying
“Taking the order and the payment at the table turns covers faster — and splitting the bill stopped being the slow bit of the night.”
Restaurant payment solutions need to keep pace with a busy floor, handling table service, bar tabs and takeaway without slowing staff down at a busy pass.
EPOS built for the floor
Table plans, split bills and course timing all depend on the till keeping up with the room, not the other way round. A restaurant EPOS system that ties orders straight to the kitchen and the register removes the gap between what a table asks for and what actually gets cooked and charged. EPOS built this way also gives managers a live view of covers and turnaround without walking the floor.
Ordering without the queue
Not every table wants to flag down a server, and not every guest wants to queue at a counter. A restaurant self-service kiosk handles walk-in orders at busy times, while qr code restaurant ordering lets diners browse the menu and send an order from the table using their own phone.
Kitchen and front of house in sync
When orders come from several channels at once, a printed docket is often the first thing to get lost. A kitchen display system for restaurant use keeps every ticket visible in the order it was placed, with modifiers and course timing clear to whoever is plating, cutting down on remakes.
Taking payment anywhere in the room
Guests increasingly expect to pay at the table rather than waiting for a card machine to arrive from the till. Mpos for restaurants puts a handheld terminal in a server's hand, working alongside wider restaurant payment solutions so a group can split a bill without holding up the next table.
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