The whole system, explained in order
The manual that ships inside the software, published here in full. 28 chapters and 314 topics, from signing in for the first time to closing the day — read it before you buy, or hand it to a new member of staff.
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This is the guide built into the product, not a rewritten summary of it. It is updated with the software, so what you read here is what the current build does — worked examples with real numbers, the setup sequences people get stuck on, and every switch on the Modules tab.
Chapter 1
Welcome
What this software does, and how to use this guide.
4 topics
Chapter 2
Signing in
The email login, the PIN pad, and how a shared till works.
7 topics
Chapter 3
The order to do things in
Almost nothing in this software works until the thing it depends on already exists. This chapter is that order, and the reason behind each step.
9 topics
Chapter 4
First-run setup
Your restaurant details, logo, language, time zone and currency.
7 topics
Chapter 5
Printing: the Thermal Receipt tab
The two printing modes, the Print Agent, your printers, the paper, and splitting the kitchen ticket.
13 topics
Chapter 6
Tax, discounts and modules
Your tax rates and default discount, then every optional module and what switching it on adds.
16 topics
Chapter 7
Every switch on the Modules tab
Each toggle on Settings → Modules taken one at a time: what it is, what switching it on adds, and when a restaurant wants it.
32 topics
Chapter 8
Setting up the menu
Categories, dishes, sizes, deals, and importing the lot from a spreadsheet.
9 topics
Chapter 9
Setting up the floor
Your tables, their numbers and capacity, and the live table map.
4 topics
Chapter 10
Staff, roles and permissions
What each role can do, the permission grid, and creating users with PINs.
9 topics
Chapter 11
Taking orders
The POS terminal in full: the three order types, the cart, holding, the Order Tab, and taking the money.
21 topics
Chapter 12
The kitchen
The kitchen display, the printed ticket, and bumping orders through.
6 topics
Chapter 13
Deliveries and riders
Dispatching an order, the rider portal, and the daily rider ledger.
12 topics
Chapter 14
Waiter shifts
Starting a shift by PIN, the end-of-shift report, and the manager's cash-up.
12 topics
Chapter 15
Cash sessions and the drawer
Opening the till with a float, petty-cash payouts, and closing with a count.
5 topics
Chapter 16
Customers and loyalty
Your customer book, and a points program run off phone numbers.
8 topics
Chapter 17
Khata — customers who pay later
The credit book by the till, kept by the software: putting a bill on somebody's account, and taking the money when it comes in.
10 topics
Chapter 18
Stock from scratch: the whole sequence
One running example — chicken bought by the kilogram and cooked by the gram — carried from the first category to the first goods receipt and the first sale.
15 topics
Chapter 19
Inventory, purchasing and recipes
Ingredients, suppliers, purchase orders, goods receipts, recipes and wastage.
17 topics
Chapter 20
Expenses, accounts and banks
Where your money sits, what goes out of it, and the transaction history.
7 topics
Chapter 21
Employees and attendance
Your staff records, wages, salary payments and the daily attendance sheet.
10 topics
Chapter 22
Online ordering
The QR table menu, your own website, and the delivery marketplaces.
17 topics
Chapter 23
Bots
Four bots that work like a team: customer service, feedback and reviews, offers, and the Audit bot that reads your books.
9 topics
Chapter 24
Table bookings
Reservations at the counter and from your website, the live floor, and the waiting list.
8 topics
Chapter 25
Reports
Every report, the question it answers, the shared filters, and exporting to PDF, Excel or CSV.
21 topics
Chapter 26
Multi-branch
Running more than one location from one login.
6 topics
Chapter 27
Day-to-day routine
Your first day on the software, and a checklist for opening and closing.
6 topics
Chapter 28
Troubleshooting
Real problems, their real causes, and what to check first.
14 topics
The guide is inside the software too
Every account gets the same manual as the last item in the menu, searchable, with a Print / Save as PDF button. Anyone can open it whatever their permissions — the person who most needs the manual is the one who has just been handed a login.