Solutions

Restaurant POS

Restaurants don't have transactions. They have tickets that change three times before they're paid. The POS either keeps up with that or it becomes the slowest person on the floor.

Clover Station showing a restaurant order management screen

Solutions

The short version

01

Order entry

Menus and modifiers built so the common order is two taps, not six.

02

Tables & coursing

Open tabs, transfers, splits by seat or item, and fire timing to the kitchen.

03

Kitchen routing

Tickets to the right printer or display without a server walking them back.

04

Tips & tip pooling

Tip entry, adjustments and reporting that survives payroll questions.

05

Online orders

Digital orders landing in the same ticket queue as walk-ins.

06

Tableside

Handhelds that take the order and the payment at the table.

The menu build is the project

Everything downstream depends on how the menu is structured. Modifier groups, forced choices, price levels, happy hour, 86ing an item mid-shift. We build it with you rather than handing over an empty catalog.

  • Modifier groups that match how you cook
  • Price levels and happy hour
  • Combos and upsells
  • 86 an item in one tap

Speed at the point of the rush

Count the taps for your five most common orders. If it takes more than a few, the setup is wrong. Fast checkout is a configuration decision, not a hardware upgrade.

Get the kitchen out of the shouting business

Kitchen displays or well-placed printers keep the line and the front of house in sync. Fewer remakes, fewer comps, less arguing about who said what.

Online ordering that doesn't need a babysitter

A tablet from a delivery app sitting next to your POS means someone re-keys every order. Integrated ordering puts those tickets in the same queue with the same modifiers.

Clover or Square

Clover or Square?

We sell both, so the recommendation comes from your workflow instead of our inventory.

Clover

Restaurant-focused software with kitchen display, kiosks and a deep app marketplace for niche needs.

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Square

Square for Restaurants covers coursing, tableside handhelds, KDS and online ordering in one connected system.

Explore Square

FAQ

Questions we get

Can I move my existing menu over?

Usually. Bring an export or even a PDF menu and we'll rebuild it properly rather than importing a mess.

Do handhelds replace stations?

Not always. Most restaurants run a station or two plus handhelds for the floor. We'll size it to your layout.

What about third-party delivery?

Both platforms have integrations that pull delivery orders into the POS. Which ones depends on the apps you use.

How do tips work?

Tip prompts at checkout, adjustments after the fact, and reports for pooling. We configure it to match how you actually distribute tips.

Free consultation

Build My Restaurant POS

Tell us how your business runs. We'll come back with a straight recommendation — including telling you if what you already have is fine.

Prefer to talk? Book a 15-minute call. Based in Southeast Wisconsin. Working with businesses nationwide.

Equipment at no cost, free setup, no long-term contract.

  • No long-term contract
  • Equipment at no cost
  • Free setup
  • Ongoing support

Locally owned since 2000 · owner-run in Southeast Wisconsin. What’s included →

What are you looking for?

Equipment at no cost to you, free setup and no long-term contract required — locally owned since 2000.

No pressure and no obligation. We'll ask about how your business runs before recommending anything.

Start with a conversation.

Tell us how your business runs. We'll help you figure out what actually fits — Clover, Square or a specific configuration of either.