Late-night queues, custom orders, endless extras. POSolid keeps a busy kebab counter moving without the chaos.
Set up wraps, plates, and drinks with options for sauces, salad, and sides so every custom order is a few quick taps.
Ring up a full order — with all the extras — in seconds, and keep the next customer moving.
Take cash or card and print a kitchen ticket so the grill knows exactly what to make.
See your busiest hours and best-selling items to plan staff and prep for the rush.
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Offer a drink or side as a one-tap add-on at checkout to lift the average order without slowing the line.
Print or display kitchen tickets so nothing is misheard over a loud, busy counter.
Use hour-by-hour sales to schedule enough hands for Friday night and prep the right amount of meat.
Put ready numbers on a display so the late-night crowd waits calmly and collects when called, instead of pressing against the counter.
Almost every kebab order is customised and almost none of it can wait. These are the six things that decides a system.
Every part named above is a module of the same platform — the plans build on each other, and the 14-day trial opens all of them.
That is what modifier groups are for. Meat, size, sauces, salad and sides are grouped on the item, and a group can be made required — pick a meat — or optional, single or multiple choice. The price follows every choice, so a fully loaded wrap is still a few taps.
Yes. The order reaches the kitchen display with every modifier attached, or prints as a ticket on a thermal printer if the grill would rather have paper. Nothing depends on being heard correctly across a loud counter.
Yes. A modifier group can be marked required, so the order cannot be completed until the choice is made. That is what stops a wrap reaching the grill without a meat on it, which is the error that costs a remake at the worst possible moment.
Yes. An add-on is a priced modifier on the item, so offering a drink with the wrap is a single tap at checkout rather than a second transaction. Done consistently it lifts the average order without costing the queue any time.
An order-ready board on any mounted screen shows numbers moving to ready as the kitchen marks them. With a crowd at eleven at night it is the difference between people waiting where they are and people leaning over the counter to ask.
Yes. Sales break down by hour and by item, so you can see which part of the evening carries the week and what sells in it — which is what you need to roster Friday properly and to prep the right amount of meat rather than the usual amount.
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