From paper tickets to an electronic order-punching system
Who this is for
A pizza restaurant running entirely on a manual, old-school register process, with no digital record of orders, sales, or staff activity.
Every order was handwritten into a physical register, with staff manually creating three separate paper receipts per order: one for the kitchen, one for the owner, and one for the customer. There was no digital record of sales, no way to track cancellations or fulfillment type, and no reporting on revenue or best-selling items.
A touchscreen desktop POS system that digitizes the full order-punching process, paired with a management dashboard covering menu, orders, staff, and reporting.
The system was packaged as a Windows installer and deployed directly onto the client's own machine, replacing the old register process. It is now in active daily use.
Order punched
Taken on the touchscreen POS
Receipts printed
Kitchen, customer, and owner copies
Fulfilled
Dine-in, takeaway, or delivery
Tracked in dashboard
Revenue, status, and item-level reporting
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Tell us how your business operates and what you are trying to improve. We will help you weigh the options and find a practical path forward, which is not always a new build.