Register and orders
Build orders, apply supported adjustments, take recorded tenders, and manage the active service queue.
Bring your counter into focus.
Unified POS. Use Unified POS for orders, catalog items, tables, and day-close reporting at one station-local point-of-sale workspace.
Built forFor businesses exploring a local-first counter and restaurant operations setup.
Primary surfaceResponsive browser, Android, and Windows workspaces
AvailabilityBest suited to scoped pilots, training, and station-level operations
Representative preview
A closer look at Unified POS.
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Unified POS
Bring your counter into focus.
Use Unified POS for orders, catalog items, tables, and day-close reporting at one station-local point-of-sale workspace.
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Core capabilities
What Unified POS helps you do.
Kitchen display
Route and progress order tickets through a kitchen display workflow on the station.
Tables and service
Manage table service, order status, and handoff between front-of-house and preparation views.
Menu and catalog
Configure the products, categories, options, and availability shown at the register.
Shift operations
Use cash-drawer, staff, timeclock, printing, and day-close tools for station-level accountability.
Reports and exports
Review sales activity, complete Z/day close, and export or archive station records.
Best fit
Made for teams with a clear job to run.
For businesses exploring a local-first counter and restaurant operations setup.
- Restaurants, counters, and service teams piloting a station workflow
- Operators that need an offline-tolerant local workspace
- Teams evaluating register, kitchen, table, and close-of-day flows
A focused rollout
Start with a working path.
- 01
Configure one station
Set up the menu, staff roles, taxes, tenders, printers, and service mode.
- 02
Run the service flow
Take orders through the register, kitchen, table, payment-recording, and close steps.
- 03
Validate the hardware
Test the exact printer, cash drawer, display, and external payment terminal used on site.
- 04
Review station data
Export and archive the local records, then assess the fit before wider use.
Availability and boundaries
What to know before you choose.
Availability
Best suited to scoped pilots, training, and station-level operations
Connectivity
Core station workflows are local-first; there is no shared backend sync today
Data boundary
Operational records are stored on the individual station. Stations do not automatically share orders, settings, or reports.
Current scope
Card payments are recorded after approval on an external terminal. Unified POS does not process or settle card payments.
Product FAQ
Questions about Unified POS.
Does Unified POS sync across multiple stations?
Not today. The current product stores operational data on each station and has no shared backend or cross-station synchronization.
Does Unified POS process card payments?
No. Staff can record a card tender after an external terminal approves it, but Unified POS does not authorize, capture, or settle the card transaction.
Which features are still previews?
Reservations, customer management, purchase orders and vendors, table ordering, online orders, and promo codes are preview areas rather than production-ready workflows.
Plan your rollout
Continue planning Unified POS.
Integration scoping
Discuss exports, catalog setup, external payment terminals, and the exact local workflow to test.
Explore Integration scopingPricing and rollout
Review the station, hardware, training, and external-terminal factors a written quote should cover.
Explore Pricing and rolloutTalk through a Unified POS rollout.
Share the workflow, team, and environment you need to support. We will confirm the product fit and current scope.