Who it's for

A tea house and a coffee shop don't hurt in the same place. Each format gets its own setup and a monthly price example.

Restaurant

Restaurant automation: hall, waiters and POS in one system

Friday night: 25 tables, 4 waiters. A guest sits with a raised hand for 15 minutes and still has no menu.
The waiter writes the order in a notebook. One item gets lost on the way to the POS. The kitchen cooks the wrong dish and the guest sends it back.
Asking for the bill takes 10 minutes, getting it takes 5 more. The table does not turn and the queue at the door walks away.

Cafe ordering system: QR menu, counter display and your own site

At lunch all 10 tables fill at once. One waiter takes orders, the other can't carry fast enough.
A guest queues at the counter to pay a UZS 40,000 bill. The table stays occupied while the next guest waits at the door.
The menu photo on Instagram is three months old. Prices changed and the guest argues.

Tea house ordering system: order and call staff straight from the topchan

A guest on the outdoor topchan spends 10 minutes looking for a waiter. It is loud inside and nobody hears.
The hookah goes out. The guest calls the waiter, the waiter looks for the hookah master. Fifteen minutes vanish in between.
On Sunday a family of 40 arrives. The order is on paper and nobody agrees who had what when the bill comes.

Fast food self-service kiosk: no queue, one cashier

Lunch, 1 p.m. Twelve people at the counter, the second cashier is off sick. Every third guest looks at the queue and leaves.
The cashier rushes and rings up 'small fries' instead of 'large'. The guest comes back and the queue stops again.
A Yandex Eats tablet, an Uzum Tezkor tablet, the POS: three screens. A courier arrives and nobody knows which screen has the order.

Coffee shop QR menu: order, pay and earn cashback from one code

The morning rush: the barista takes orders, counts cash and steams milk, all one person.
'Do you have oat milk? Which syrups? How much is a large?' The same two-minute exchange with every guest.
You have regulars, but nobody knows how often they come. The cardboard stamp card gets lost.

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