For restaurants
Every order, one list.
Your orders land in one list, with stock held for each. QR ordering at the table, orders from the web and WhatsApp, and a kitchen ticket for each are coming soon.
What Tejas does for a restaurant.
QR ordering at the table Coming soon
Put a QR code on each table. Diners will scan it, pick their food and order from their own phone, and the waiter or cashier will mark it served.
A menu that handles real food Coming soon
A diner will choose a crust (required, pick one), extra cheese at +₹40, and up to 3 toppings. Each option will have its own price, and extra cheese will draw down the cheese.
A ticket for the kitchen Coming soon
Orders from WhatsApp, the web and the tables will land in one list, and you will tap Confirm, Reject or More. The kitchen ticket will be printed or shown when the order is accepted, and a dish marked sold out will never reach it.
One count for shared stock Coming soon
Every large pizza will draw one large dough ball, so “18 large left” is true across all pizzas.
Dine-in, takeaway and delivery Coming soon
The buyer will see Accepted, Being prepared and Ready. Takeaway will get a token. Delivery will show the rider's first name and a delivery code. Dine-in will end at Served.
Your day, in numbers Coming soon
It will show today's covers and bookings, and the menu items that are out. Month by month, it will show orders, average ticket, food cost and delivery time against your targets.
Meet Tulsi Kitchen.
One business with two places. The truck takes orders ahead for a pickup slot, paid by UPI.
Tulsi Kitchen is a made-up example.
Tulsi Kitchen
Example, made up- Kind
- Restaurant and pizza truck
- Places
- The restaurant, the truck
- Pickup
- A slot, chosen ahead
- The truck
- Orders ahead, paid by UPI
Other kinds of shop.
See how a shop is set up.
The docs show each step, from your first item to your first order.