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Restaurant.

Dining rooms, cafés and takeaway. 6 of these 7 are running in a tenant’s ERP today — each one below says plainly which.

Orders & POSKitchen DisplayFloor plansMenuRecipesReservationsPromotions

Orders & POS

The till — open checks, courses, payment, and everything that goes wrong mid-service.

Live
What it does
  • Open a check on a table, or as takeout or delivery
  • Course a check and fire each course when the room is ready
  • Hold, send, re-fire; move a line to a different course
  • Split, transfer a table, reassign the server mid-shift
  • Comp or void with a manager PIN when the cashier lacks the right
  • Refunds and returns, per line, with a reason
  • Tip pooling and payroll export at the end of the shift

Every check is a stream of events rather than a row that gets overwritten, so the history of an argued bill is still there afterwards.

Works withKitchen DisplayFloor plansMenuAnomalies
On from day one forRestaurant or café
One switch forEvents, coffee cart or pop-up

Kitchen Display

The screen on the line — tickets the second they are sent, grouped the way the kitchen works.

Live
What it does
  • Tickets appear as they are sent, by station and by course
  • Allergy flags travel with the dish, impossible to miss
  • Bump a ticket when it is away; the floor sees it is ready
  • A prep sheet for the start of the day
  • Keeps running on the local network when the internet does not

Its own app on its own screen, not a browser tab someone will close. Updates are pushed, so nothing is waiting on a refresh.

Works withOrders & POSRecipesFloor plans
On from day one forRestaurant or café

Floor plans

The room as it actually is — tables, sections, and who has which.

Live
What it does
  • Draw the room: tables, sections, and the decorations that make it recognisable
  • Table status at a glance — free, seated, ordered, paid
  • Assign sections to servers for the shift
  • Tap a table to open its check
  • More than one floor plan, for the patio or the private room

The plan is the interface, not a report about the interface — a host seats a table by touching it.

Works withOrders & POSScheduleKitchen Display
On from day one forRestaurant or café

Recipes

What each dish is made of — which is how stock counts itself.

Live
What it does
  • Ingredients and quantities per dish, and per variant
  • Firing a dish deducts its exact ingredients from stock
  • Plate cost, and the margin that follows from it
  • Recipes per variant, so a large costs what a large costs

Consumption happens once, on the fire, and never twice — so a re-fired ticket does not double-count the duck.

Works withInventoryMenuReports
On from day one forRestaurant or café

Reservations

The book — who is coming, when, and which table they are sitting at.

Soon
What it does
  • Take a booking with party size, time and a table
  • A covers view of the service before it starts
  • Notes that follow the guest — allergy, anniversary, the regular who hates the door
  • No-shows recorded against the guest, not forgotten
  • The booking becomes the check when they sit down

A reservation and a table are the same object the floor plan already knows about, so seating a party is not re-entering it. The engine is built and the dining-room screen is what is still to come.

Works withFloor plansCustomersOrders & POS
On from day one forRestaurant or café

Promotions

Discounts, coupons and happy hour, with rules instead of trust.

Live
What it does
  • Percentage and fixed discounts, coupons, and time-boxed rules
  • Happy hour that starts and stops on its own
  • Limits — per customer, per check, per day
  • Every discount applied shows up in the reports as a discount

Rules live in configuration, not in code, so a promotion is something you set up rather than something you request.

Works withMenuMarketingOrders & POS
On from day one forRestaurant or café
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