We are not a point of sale and we are not asking you to swap one. We put a tablet on each table that catches the orders your staff never get to, and your staff ring those through Square exactly as they do now.
Have someone look at my roomWe never touch a card, a cash drawer or a tip. Square handles your tickets, your payments and your reporting. None of that changes. We are not in the payment path, which is why we take no commission on anything the screen sells.
No second till, no new login, no software for anyone to be trained on. An order arrives on a phone with the table number on it, and your server rings it in the way they ring in every other order.
Nothing connects to your Square account. Nothing needs permission from Square. Nothing breaks when Square ships an update. The tablet is a device on your table, not a plug-in on your system.
You tell us the handful of items worth putting in front of a seated guest, usually the high-margin ones people forget to ask for. Those go on the screen. Everything else stays in Square.
Between ads, the screen shows your own specials. A guest who wants another round taps the screen rather than looking round the room for someone.
A short list, chosen by you. The name is so your staff can call it rather than hunt for the table.
The ticket arrives with the table number on it, routed to whoever covers that section. Anything left too long is flagged to a manager.
Same keystrokes as any other order. It lands in your reporting, your payments and your end of day exactly as it would if the guest had said it out loud.
No. Square stays exactly as it is. The tablet sits alongside it and never touches your payments.
No, and we will not tell you otherwise. The order reaches your server's phone and your staff key it into Square. If you need a true integration, we are not that yet.
Nothing. Not the hardware, not the fitting, not a monthly fee, and no commission on what your guests order. The local businesses advertising in the rotation pay for all of it.
We sell the advertising that plays between your slides. We never run an ad for a business that competes with you, and that is a clause in the agreement rather than a favour.
Month to month, no minimum and no term. Either side can end it with 30 days written notice. We collect the devices within 14 days and nothing is owed either way.
Wifi, somewhere to park the charging cart overnight, and somebody who will look at the order screen. The tablets run a full day of service on a charge.
Tell us roughly how many tables you have, how busy it gets and how long people usually stay. That is enough to say whether this is worth either of our time. Easier before the lunch rush or after it? Either works, and we bring a tablet with us so you can hold it rather than picture it.