The point of sale for venues that can’t stop. Orders, kitchen tickets, covers and bills run on a hub inside your building, so the floor keeps moving even when the internet doesn’t.
bills settled between five in the evening and close
duplicate bill numbers across every till
gaps in the bill series
kitchen and bar tickets, each at the right station
from the cashier pressing Finish to the bill in hand
internet outage at 7:41 pm. Nothing lost. Nobody noticed.
Figures from the live system on 6 October 2026
Every tablet saves to a hub inside your building. The hub numbers the bills, drives the printers and sends everything to the cloud the moment the line is up. Try it.
Routing by category and floor. Whisky to the spirits bar, beer to the floor bar, starters to the kitchen. Paper and screen at the same moment.
One hub issues every bill number, in order, for every till.
Split one bill across tenders, part-pay now, settle the rest later.
Sales by floor with tax or without, today to year-to-date. GST, day close and Tally export. Machine variance shows what the taps poured against what the till sold.
Who is signed in on which tablet, how fast it’s keeping up, and every printer’s last job.
Android tablets, Windows desktops back to Windows 7, kitchen screens and any network thermal printer. Updates arrive over the air.
Take the cover at the gate. The guest carries it as a balance, the waiter scans it at the table, and it pays for the night. Whatever is left expires by your rules.
Nothing your staff can see. Tablets save to the hub inside your building, the hub prints every ticket and bill, and bill numbers keep coming in order. When the line returns, held bills go to the cloud by themselves. A 30-second outage on 6 October went by without a single lost order.
Usually only the hub, a small PC on your network. Tills run on the Android tablets and Windows desktops you already have, including Windows 7 machines, with your existing network thermal printers.
Only the hub issues them. Every till asks it for the next number, so two tills can never take the same one and the series never skips.
Yes. The live dashboard, every report and the Tills page run in the cloud and update through the night, floor by floor.
New versions are published centrally and each till picks one up the next time staff sign in. A till that hasn’t updated keeps working as before.
Orders on the floor, tickets at the bars, covers at the door and the numbers by morning. One system, built where the pressure is.