What it does for the business
The walk to the register costs you sales.
The line is where you lose people
At 8pm the line at the register is customers deciding whether to wait. Take the payment at the table and there is nothing to join.
The tip is asked by the screen
The prompt comes up in front of the customer while your server is right there. The screen does the asking, so the moment is not awkward and does not depend on anyone remembering.
Staff stay on the floor
One less trip per sale. Servers turn the table and floor staff move to the next customer instead of crossing the shop.
What actually happens
It arrives set up for your floor.
The sale closes at the table or in the aisle, not back at a counter.
We load your items, your tip prompts and your receipt wording before it ships. Your staff pick it up and start taking payment.
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We set it up
Your items, tip prompts and any cash discount wording go on before it ships.
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It arrives ready
Out of the box and onto the floor. No setup night.
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The sale closes in front of the customer
Tap, chip, swipe or QR, whichever they hold out. The tip prompt comes up there. Printed or digital receipt.
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It reports with the rest
Counter, handheld and online land together, with who took what.
People change their mind on the way to the register.
A handheld takes the walk out of the sale.
Alongside the rest
One item list, from the register to the table.
Stations at the counter
Same items, same prices, one list. Ring it up at the counter or at the table and it is the same sale.
Cash discounting
The prompt and the receipt wording are already on the device. The customer sees the right price at the table.
Your POS
Often works with what you already run. Tell us what that is and you get a straight answer.
If the connection drops
It holds the sale and sends it when the line comes back. The table does not wait for the wifi.
Before you decide
It comes down to where the customer pays.
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