The till
The counter that runs your outlet.
One Windows machine takes orders, prints kitchen tickets and bills, and owns every transaction. Captains and terminals talk to it over the local network, so the whole outlet keeps moving with or without the internet.
On the counter
Everything the counter needs, in one place.
No tab-switching, no second app for billing. The order, the kitchen and the bill are one flow.
Menu and tables on one screen
Categories, items, modifiers and the floor plan in one fast view. Open orders are always a glance away.
Bills that are correct
Item-wise GST, discounts, charges and round-off, with sequential invoice numbers per outlet per financial year.
Printing done properly
KOTs and bills to thermal printers with a clean feed and a real paper cut, centred where it should be.
Fast on keyboard or touch
Every common action has a shortcut, and every tap target is sized for a busy counter.
Roles enforced, not hidden
What a cashier or a manager may do is checked on the till itself, not merely left off the screen.
Never waits on the network
The till is the outlet’s source of truth. No sale, KOT or bill ever blocks on the internet.
Kitchen and print
Tickets the line can read, bills the guest can trust.
Orders split to the right station and print as KOTs the moment they are sent. Bills print with the outlet’s header, GST breakup and a proper cut, every time.
- KOTs route by station, so the tandoor and the cold kitchen each get their own.
- Thermal printing with a standard feed and an automatic paper cut.
- Reprint a bill or a KOT without reopening the order.
For the owner
See the day from anywhere, change nothing by accident.
The till syncs a copy to the cloud whenever it can. Sales, GST and device health show up in the owner console in a browser, read-only by design.
- Day summaries, item and category sales, and GST by rate.
- The cloud is a copy; the till stays the one place data can change.
- Device and sync health, so you know every counter is healthy.
What it runs on
Modest hardware, serious reliability.
Windows 10 and 11
64-bit, 4 GB RAM and up
Thermal printers
58 mm and 80 mm, USB or network
Terminals and captains
Paired over the local network
One licence per counter machine. The licence is enforced offline, so a counter keeps working through an outage.
Put the till on your counter.
Book a demo on your own menu, or download the installer and try it now.