Manage orders across all three channels without losing any, with self-order kiosk, web orders, QR menu and payment, kitchen display screen (KDS) and delivery module — all compliant with Verifactu and TicketBAI.
Dine-in, takeaway and delivery orders competing for the same kitchen and the same oven.
A misrecorded order on a Friday night means a lost customer and a wasted pizza.
Without a clear system, delivery drivers waste time waiting for orders that aren't ready.
Every sales channel must invoice equally correctly, no exceptions or shortcuts.
Dine-in, takeaway and delivery organized on a single screen, no confusion.
Orders appear on a kitchen screen in real time, no paper or lost tickets.
Your customers order and pay by themselves on a touchscreen, reducing queues at peak times.
Receive online orders directly in your system, no need to manage them separately by hand.
Your customers scan and see the updated menu from their phone, no need to print every price change.
The customer pays by scanning from the table, no waiting for the physical POS to arrive.
Manage your own delivery drivers and assign delivery orders without leaving the system.
Every ticket, regardless of channel, is recorded compliantly.
Dine-in, takeaway and delivery come in through different channels, but they all end up in the same place: your kitchen and your register. Here's how the system organizes it:
We'll explain the exact deadlines (2027) and what you need to change, no jargon.
"Before, our delivery orders would get mixed up with dine-in orders. Now each one stays in its own lane."
It's a touchscreen where the customer orders and pays without waiting to be served — useful if you have frequent queues at peak times. It's not essential, but many pizzerias add it depending on their dine-in customer volume.
Yes, they're independent modules that can be combined based on what your business needs — you don't need to get them all if you're only interested in some.
We can advise you on the best integration options based on the app you use. Tell us which one you use and we'll confirm compatibility.
Yes, the system can be configured for multiple locations, each with its own management but visible from one central point if you need it.
It's issued just like any other ticket, with a secure record and QR code, regardless of the sales channel.
Android is usually more affordable and flexible if you have one or two checkout points; Windows is more robust if you manage multiple terminals or high volume at once. We'll advise you, no obligation, based on your business.
Channel management, orders, sales control and basic reports, with updates included to keep it always compliant — built to simplify your daily routine, not complicate it.
The regulation takes effect from 2027, with different deadlines for businesses and freelancers. We recommend adapting early to avoid last-minute rushing.