Restaurant POS
Take orders, manage modifiers, process payments, issue receipts, and keep front-of-house activity connected.
Restaurant POS system
A restaurant POS should run more than the register.
TableX connects restaurant orders, payments, kitchen workflow, direct online ordering, customers, loyalty, inventory, and reporting so the business can operate as one system.
What to look for
The best restaurant POS is the one that fits the whole operation.
A register can record a sale. Restaurant infrastructure should carry the information created by that sale into the kitchen, customer relationship, inventory, and owner decision-making.
Online Ordering
Give customers a branded direct ordering channel instead of making third-party marketplaces the only path back.
Kitchen Workflow
Move orders from customer and cashier to kitchen status without unnecessary manual handoffs.
Customer & Loyalty
Connect customer profiles, order history, rewards, and promotions so transactions can become repeat business.
Inventory
Connect what the restaurant has available with what customers can order and what owners need to monitor.
Reporting
See sales, order channels, menu activity, customer behavior, and operating signals in one place.
The connected model
One order should create useful information everywhere it needs to go.
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Order
02
Kitchen
03
Customer
04
Owner
The point of integration is not to collect more software. It is to keep the same business information moving through the restaurant without forcing staff and owners to recreate it at every step.
Why TableX
Restaurant software built around the operating system, not just the transaction.
TableX brings together the parts of restaurant technology that owners increasingly need to manage as one business: POS, direct ordering, kitchen workflow, customer relationships, rewards, inventory, reporting, and growth.
See the productRestaurant POS FAQ
What is a restaurant POS system?
A restaurant POS system is software used to manage orders, payments, menu items, receipts, and sales. Modern restaurant POS platforms can also connect kitchen operations, online ordering, inventory, loyalty, customers, and reporting.
What should a restaurant POS include?
Core capabilities should include order entry, modifiers, payments, receipts, menu management, kitchen workflow, reporting, and reliable controls. Restaurants may also need online ordering, loyalty, inventory, catering, and customer management.
Can a restaurant POS connect to online ordering?
Yes. A connected setup lets online orders enter the same operational workflow as other orders and can keep order history, receipts, kitchen status, and reporting aligned.
Why choose a connected restaurant POS?
Connected systems reduce duplicate work and give owners a clearer picture of the business. Instead of stitching together separate tools, restaurants can operate from shared order, customer, inventory, and reporting data.
See what a connected restaurant POS can look like.
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