A look at the billing screens your staff will use every day.
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Each order type has its own screen, so staff only see the buttons they need. Here is how the software looks in daily use.
Waiters or cashiers open a ticket for a table, add items and send the Kitchen Order Ticket to the kitchen.
Pick a booked table and the bill is built from its KOTs, with each line showing its KOT number.
Search an item or scan its barcode, add it to the bill and take payment in a few taps.
Record who ordered, where it goes and who is delivering it, then bill it like any other order.
For fast sales where there is no table or ticket, bill the order straight away.
Staff sign in with a PIN on a touch keypad, so each bill and ticket belongs to a person.
Built for touch-screen billing counters, with large, colour-coded buttons.
Take orders at the table on a handheld terminal.
Print tickets, KOTs and bills on thermal printers.
No cap on staff logins, tables or table screens.
Colour-coded menu buttons with product pictures.
Keep separate menus for each department.
Switch price lists, even at a set time of day, such as happy hour.
Settle part of a ticket, or take payment by choosing items from it.
Change how your tickets and bills look.
Print reports straight from the ticket printer.
Run it as a self-serve style screen where it fits your outlet.
The software runs on your own computer, so billing carries on without internet.
A Kitchen Order Ticket (KOT) is the written order that goes from the service staff to the kitchen. It keeps both sides in step and avoids confusion at the pick-up counter.
If a table orders five times, five KOTs are created and the final bill is the total of all of them.
No. It is offline software that runs on your computer. We also provide online solutions if you need them.
Yes. Thermal ticket printers are supported for KOTs, tickets and bills.
No. Users, tables and table screens are unlimited.
Yes. You can keep several price lists and switch them at a set time of day.