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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.

A server carrying two plates to a table in a sunlit dining room, with the open kitchen working behind her.
Who it's for

Full-service restaurants running table service, courses, and a working kitchen line.

What it replaces
  • 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

Table turn-time is guesswork, so the waitlist is guesswork too
Kitchen tickets bank up the moment service gets busy
Food cost is only known weeks later, once invoices are reconciled
86'ing an item means someone physically walking to the floor

How a service runs on NUA

  1. 1

    Order taken

    Server takes the order at the table on a handheld, or hands-free with Voice POS during a rush.

  2. 2

    Kitchen routed

    Each item fires to its correct station automatically, with course timing and live aging alerts on the pass.

  3. 3

    Stock decremented

    Recipe-level inventory drops as the item is sold, so food cost is current, not reconstructed later.

  4. 4

    Guest recognised

    Loyalty tier and visit history surface at the table, so regulars get recognised without anyone remembering.

  5. 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

A live floor plan on a restaurant terminal, each table showing its current course and how long it has been seated.
The same room on the terminal: every table, course and turn-time.
A server taking an order at the table on a handheld device.
Orders taken at the table, not carried back to a terminal.
A kitchen display screen on the pass showing open tickets grouped by course.
Every item fires to its own station, with course timing held.
A stockroom shelf alongside an inventory screen showing current counts.
Recipe-level stock drops as each dish sells.
Guests at a shared table settling a bill split across several cards.
Splitting a bill without recalculating the table.
From AUD $79* + GST per venue / month
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*Pricing shown is indicative and may vary by region, add-ons or promotional offers. Confirm a formal quote for your venue before purchase.