#1 Top-Rated Restaurant Software4.9across 100+ reviews
One tab, staff or QR
A server opens the tab. Guests add to it with staff or from the QR, and settle from their phone at the end.
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+6.4%
Spend per head
+5.2%
Total tips
5x
5-star Google reviews
#1
Converting checkout
How it works
01
Staff open the tab
A server opens the table's tab, the way they always have. The welcome doesn't change.
02
Guests add to it, either way
From the server or from the QR - the second round, the extra side - all onto one tab.
03
They pay from their phone
The bill is on their phone at the end. Split, tip, pay, and the table is free.
What it does
Why it works
Hospitality doesn't have to mean waiting.
The problem in a good dining room is rarely the service. It's the gaps in it: the second drink nobody caught, the bill that took ten minutes.
A tab keeps the server at the table and lets guests fill the gaps themselves.
The room keeps its hospitality. The table turns when the meal is done.
Works with the tech you already use
Keep your POS. Change your economics.
Orders drop into the till you already run. Nothing gets ripped out, nothing gets re-keyed.
Things operators ask
Do guests still get served by staff?
Yes - that is the point. A server opens the tab and takes orders as normal. The QR is there for anything a guest wants to add themselves, and both go onto the same tab.
How is the tab paid?
From the guest's phone at the end, with split and tip - the same pay-at-table flow. Anyone who would rather pay a card machine still can.
Can a group share one tab?
Yes. Everyone at the table adds to the same running total, and it can be split by item or evenly when they settle.
Does it post to my EPOS?
The tab builds in your till like any other ticket, whether an item was keyed by a server or added from the QR, so closing down doesn't change.
What kind of restaurant is this for?
Casual and fine-casual dining that want a server at the table and the efficiency of phone ordering - not one or the other.
Do guests need an app?
No. The QR opens the tab in their browser.
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