QR ordering at the tableTable ordering.With one scan.

Every table has its own QR code. Your guest scans it with their phone’s camera and sees your menu, in the style of your ordering site. They choose their dishes, with extras and a note for the kitchen, and tap Send order. The order goes on that table’s open bill in your till as a round, and the kitchen gets a ticket.

No. The QR code opens an ordinary web page in their phone’s browser, with no app and no account. They can add their name so the kitchen knows who it’s for, but they don’t have to.

At the till, as always: nobody pays on their phone. All of a table’s rounds are on one bill. At the end you settle it at the till, in cash or by Bancontact, card or Payconiq. You can split the bill and add a tip. The receipt prints at the same time.

Yes, on a kitchen ticket. Your till gets a notification with a sound and prints the kitchen ticket automatically: with the table, the round, the time, your guest’s name and the dishes, without prices. For that, a till screen has to be open while the print agent is online. If printing fails, you get a notification with a Print kitchen ticket button. Rounds ordered by QR code don’t appear on the kitchen display or in Live Orders.

Yes. With Order something else, your guest sends a new round, on the same bill. They see what the table has already ordered, with the total so far, including what your staff added at the till. More people at the table? Each of them can order from their own phone.

Yes. It’s your usual menu, with your photos, extras and allergens, at the same prices as your till. Your Promotions apply too. The page follows the style, colour and languages of your ordering site.

In POS > Tables. Print all QR codes gives you an A6 card for each table, in your own colour, with your logo, the table’s name and Scan to order. You can also download a table’s code as PNG or SVG, for a table stand or a sticker, for example.

Yes, for the whole restaurant or per table. Guests also can’t order while you’re closed for the holidays or have closed the restaurant yourself for a while. The page tells them why and shows your opening hours. Lost a card? Make a new code for that table and the old one stops working.

The round only goes on the bill once. If the phone isn’t sure the order got through, the page asks them to try again, and even then the order is only booked once.

No. QR code table ordering is included in your subscription of €99 a month, excluding VAT. You pay no commission per order.