Orders from all your channels are automatically fed into your POS system, and the menu is displayed on your POS.
Ágora is a Spanish POS software solution for the hospitality, retail and food sectors, developed by IGT Microelectronics. As well as the point-of-sale system, it includes stock management, a digital menu, kitchen displays and an app for managing the premises remotely. It is sold through a network of distributors.
Hosteltáctil is a Spanish POS software solution for the hospitality sector: restaurants, bars, cafés, franchises and groups. In addition to the POS system, it offers a remote ordering system, kitchen display, back-office functions, bookings, a digital menu and a loyalty scheme. It has its own distribution network in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Málaga, and is now part of the Loomis Group. Waitry and Hosteltáctil are partners and their systems are fully integrated.
Lightspeed is a Canadian cloud-based POS provider offering integrated payment solutions for the hospitality and retail sectors. Its restaurant POS system includes kitchen displays, stock management, bookings and reporting, and is used by establishments in Europe, North America and Australia.
MaxiRest is an Argentine cloud-based catering management software. It covers point-of-sale, kitchen tickets, dining room, counter and delivery, electronic invoicing and sales reports, and continues to operate offline. It is used by food trucks, independent venues, cafés, chains and franchises throughout Argentina, with official agents in several provinces. Waitry and MaxiRest are partners and their systems are integrated.
Oracle Simphony is Oracle’s cloud-based POS system for the hospitality industry. It is used in fast-food chains, table-service restaurants, bars, stadiums and theme parks, ranging from single outlets to brands with a global presence.
Revo is a tablet-based POS system from the Spanish company REVO Systems. It has two product ranges: Revo XEF for the catering industry and Revo Retail for shops and service providers, and is also sold through a network of distributors.
HIOPOS, formerly known as ICG, is a cloud-based, Android and web-based POS platform, with versions for the hospitality, retail, food and beauty sectors. It operates across all five continents through a network of partners, with a presence in Spain and across much of Latin America.
BDP Software is a Spanish POS software developer with over 25 years’ experience in the sector. It serves the hospitality, retail, bakery and beauty salon sectors, offering multi-platform solutions tailored to VeriFactu and TicketBAI.
DSTnet is a company based in Cádiz that has been developing POS software for over 25 years. It offers versions for the hospitality sector, retail, hotels, beauty salons and ticket sales, and works with a network of distributors across Spain.
Last.app is a POS software solution for restaurants based in Spain. It brings together front of house operations, bookings, delivery, stock management, shift scheduling and analytics on a single platform, and works with restaurants, bars, dark kitchens and chains.
Nextt is a Barcelona-based company, with an office in Madrid, which develops bespoke software and POS systems for the hospitality and catering sectors: point-of-sale systems, venue management, kitchen displays and delivery systems. Comerzzia, a Seville-based unified commerce platform, holds a 40 per cent stake in the company.
Sofyman Sistemas is a company based in Los Barrios (Cádiz) that develops POS applications for Windows and Android. It serves the hospitality and retail sectors, offering front of house terminals, kitchen monitors and reports that can be accessed via mobile phone.
Square is Block’s POS and payments platform, founded in the United States in 2009. It offers card payments, POS solutions, stock management and online ordering for businesses of all sizes, and is available in eight countries, including Spain and the United Kingdom.
Storyous is a POS system for the hospitality industry based in Prague, now part of Teya. It is used by restaurants, cafés, bars, hotels and street food businesses, mainly in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Syrve is a cloud-based POS and restaurant management platform based in Warwick (UK). It brings together front of house, kitchen, delivery and loyalty schemes, and works with cafés, restaurants, bars, franchises and dark kitchens in over 50 countries.
Thinkion is a comprehensive management system for the catering industry, designed for chains: it centralises master data, purchasing, stock, electronic invoicing and reports, enabling all outlets to be managed from a single location.
If your POS system isn’t directly integrated with Waitry, we’ll connect to it via an integrator.
Deliverect is a platform that connects a restaurant’s online sales channels – such as delivery apps and online ordering websites – with its POS system, and brings together orders and menus in a single dashboard. According to its website, it works with over 70,000 establishments in 52 countries and connects with more than 1,000 apps and platforms. Waitry and Deliverect are partners and work seamlessly together.
Sinqro is an operations platform for restaurants. It acts as an intermediary between a restaurant’s digital channels – such as delivery marketplaces or direct orders – and its POS system. It centralises orders, menus, deliveries, synchronised data and analytics in one place, so that staff can work with fewer tools. Waitry and Sinqro are partners and work seamlessly together.
Grubtech is a restaurant operations platform that brings together orders from food delivery apps, the POS system, the menu and delivery services on a single dashboard. It is based in the Middle East and claims to work with over 10,000 restaurants.
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