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POS / Service starts here

The counter, without the slowdown.

Take orders, manage service, accept payments, and keep every sale connected to the operation.

A team member handing a finished order to a guest across a modern counter

One tap can route the whole operation.

The lunch rush

12:42

Service moves fast. The order stays composed.

A restaurant team moving an order from counter to customer during a busy service

The team sees only what matters now.

The person selling gets a focused surface. Kitchen, runner, inventory, and the customer record receive the detail without a second handoff.

Where the sale begins

Four entrances. One living order.

Counter, table, pickup, and delivery keep their own service context while joining the same transaction, production, payment, and customer history.

Dine-in plates and delivery orders converging at one coordinated fulfillment counter
Counter01
Table02
Pickup03
Delivery04
Guests settling a shared restaurant bill with several payment methods

Settlement

One table. Any way they want to pay.

Split by person or item, mix tenders, keep a tab open, or settle the whole table—without losing the operational memory attached to the sale.

Checkout is the beginning of the order.

Every downstream team inherits clean context. Nothing is retyped, interpreted, or separated from the original promise.

A sale connecting the front counter, kitchen preparation, and ingredient storage

Front counter to final handoff.

01

Capture

Guest, items, modifiers, table, and promise.

02

Route

Station-ready work reaches the right people.

03

Consume

Stock movement follows the live sale.

04

Remember

Receipt, loyalty, and history stay connected.

A manager and team member reconciling the end of a restaurant shift

After the last order

Close the shift with answers.

Payments

Till and tender totals agree

Control

Refunds, voids, and staff actions explained

Performance

Sales understood by channel and location

Finance

One clean record ready for the next day

Make the busiest part of service feel controlled.

Run Plato at your counter