Restaurant POS built for the whole service, not just the payment.
Most restaurant POS systems record a transaction and stop there. The floor plan lives somewhere else, the kitchen runs on printed dockets, stock is a spreadsheet, and nothing tells you a table is running late until the guest does.

Full-service restaurants running table service, courses, and a working kitchen line.
- A legacy POS terminal that only handles payments
- A separate bookings/reservations platform
- Printed kitchen dockets or a standalone KDS
- Spreadsheet stocktakes and manual food-cost maths
- A disconnected loyalty or gift-card product
What this actually costs you today
How a service runs on NUA
- 1
Order taken
Server takes the order at the table on a handheld, or hands-free with Voice POS during a rush.
- 2
Kitchen routed
Each item fires to its correct station automatically, with course timing and live aging alerts on the pass.
- 3
Stock decremented
Recipe-level inventory drops as the item is sold, so food cost is current, not reconstructed later.
- 4
Guest recognised
Loyalty tier and visit history surface at the table, so regulars get recognised without anyone remembering.
- 5
Paid and split
Bill splits by item, evenly, or by voice instruction, and settles on the same terminal.
What that looks like in the room





The modules doing the work
Point of Sale
Get the counter or table-side POS live.
Bookings & Reservations
Take the floor plan online.
Kitchen Display System
Route tickets to the right station, automatically.
Inventory & Pantry
Know what's actually left, in real time.
Loyalty Engine
Turn repeat guests into a tier, not a punch card.
NUA Agent
Turn the agent from a monitor into an operator.
Restaurant POS questions, answered
*Pricing shown is indicative and may vary by region, add-ons or promotional offers. Confirm a formal quote for your venue before purchase.