# The POS that doesn’t just take payments: it helps you sell > Waitry POS: the POS system for front of house areas, bars, takeaways and deliveries. Accept payments by card, QR code or cash, split bills and keep taking orders even if the internet goes down. - URL: https://waitry.net/en-gb/products/pos A system designed to make your team’s work easier and increase your average bill for each service. - Pay by mobile, no card reader required - Implementation in 7 days - Local support in Spanish - higher average spend - implementation - for your business Over 10,000 premises in more than 9 countries, including: ## Everything in one place, and a suggestion at just the right moment Front of house, bar, delivery and orders at the table all go into the same system, so nobody has to enter the same details twice. The till suggests a drink, dessert or extra that goes well with what the customer has just ordered, without being pushy. And at the end of the day, you can see what was sold, at what time and in what quantities, so you can adjust the menu and staff rota whenever it suits you. ## 4 benefits of a POS system The POS is the system you use to take orders and process payments. Waitry’s POS works on any device, lets you carry on taking orders even without an internet connection, and combines front of house, counter and delivery orders into a single till. - **You can centralise all your sales in a single system**: Dining area, counter, takeaway and delivery – all in one place. - **You serve customers more quickly at the table**: Your waiting staff take orders on a tablet and they go straight to the kitchen. - **You’re in charge of your till and your team**: Opening, closing, cash transactions and leave taken by each employee. - **You can track your sales in real time**: Shift and daily reports to inform decision-making. ## Charge however you like, on whichever device you have. A single POS system for tablets, mobiles, PCs, Macs or the card terminal itself. The whole shop on one screen. - **Offline, for real**: Every order and every payment is stored on the device before the server is notified. Nothing is lost or duplicated. - **Tap to Pay on your mobile**: Charge by holding your card close to your iPhone or Android device. No reader or cable required. - **A card terminal is a POS**: Adyen terminals running the app itself. Smart cash drawers, Stripe, Mercado Pago and Transbank. - **The venue on a screen**: Floor plan showing seating areas and tables, orders via menu or Kanban, waiter calls, delivery riders and till. - **Team signings**: Staff clock in at the same terminal, using a PIN or facial recognition. Goodbye to paper. - **Your customer screen**: Showcase your promotions and your brand whilst taking payment, not the manufacturer’s logo. ## Everything to do with the box Everything that is taken in at the premises comes in here and appears in the end-of-day reports. POS - **Still no internet**: The order and payment are recorded on the device. The familiar menu still works. - **Send it to the kitchen**: The kitchen ticket is entered into the KDS and the statuses are reset to ‘at till’ without anyone being asked. - **A single till closure**: The takings from the kiosk, the tables and the delivery service all go into the same till. - **The same letter**: Prices, allergens and availability are taken from the same catalogue as the other channels. - **Recognise the partner**: Points, vouchers and promotions relevant to your membership tier are applied at the time of payment. - **It all comes down to the data**: Average ticket value, peak times, best-selling products and shift-end figures, in real time. ## Questions about the POS ### Which devices does it work on? Windows, Android, iOS, iPadOS and macOS, as well as Adyen Castles terminals (S1F2, S1F2L and S1F4 Pro). ### What happens if the internet goes down? Orders and payments are stored on the device and synchronised when the network connection is restored. The last known menu continues to work. ### Can I accept card payments using just my mobile phone? Yes. Adyen Tap to Pay on iPhone and Android, without the need for a card reader. ### Will it replace my current POS terminal? You can replace it, or use it alongside it for events, franchises and new formats. ### Does it print on my printers? ESC/POS printers via USB, Bluetooth or a network, as well as the built-in printers from Sunmi and iMin. ### Can staff clock in? Yes, using a PIN or facial recognition at the till itself. ### What is the difference between a POS and a TPV? None in practice: ‘POS’ is the term used in Spain and ‘TPV’ in much of Latin America. Both refer to the system used to take orders and process payments. ### How long does it take to change your POS? Seven days for a new business, with the menu finalised, the till set up and the team in place. No minimum contract period. ## Meet the people who are already working with Waitry - Order and pay at the kiosk - Kiosk, table and kitchen all in one - Churros without having to queue at the counter - Order, pay and send it to the kitchen - Two kiosks and no more queuing - Choose, scan and pay at the kiosk - Self-service kiosk at The Lion King - International chain with Waitry - Orders at the museum Delivery, payments and invoicing, all linked to your POS. ## Benefits for your business - **You’re always making sales, even without the internet**: Orders and payments are stored on the device and synchronised once the connection is restored, without any payments being lost or duplicated. - **You can charge whatever your client wants**: Tap to Pay on your mobile without a card reader, integrated card readers, Mercado Pago, cash, QR codes, split bills and multiple payments. - **Works on any device**: Windows, Android, iOS, iPad and Mac. From the waiter’s tablet to the main till, or an event with just one device. - **You receive orders from marketplaces automatically**: Glovo, Uber Eats, Rappi and PedidosYa are integrated into the POS system without having to enter orders manually. POS - hero - logos - mockup - pasos - exito - formulario - integraciones - ahorro - configurador - formatos - saber - mercados - faq - cierre