Restaurant POS

A POS that actually speaks restaurant.

Floor plans, courses, tabs, splits, allergens, recipe costing and real-time stock — and the same menu running your website, branded app, kiosk and aggregators. One subscription across every channel a restaurant actually sells through.

Most POS products grew up as a till with a card machine bolted to the side. Delivery was an afterthought. Kiosks were an acquisition. The website was a third-party plug-in. Andromeda grew up the opposite way: a platform built for venues that sell across every channel at the same time — and that start from the same menu, the same stock, the same report.

Floor plan, tabs, courses, allergens, service charge and splits — all on one screen. The same menu also powers the website, the kiosk, the branded app and every aggregator the venue sells through.

Built for restaurants. Not a till with a delivery bolt-on.

Andromeda runs dine-in, takeaway, delivery, your own website, a branded app, a kiosk and ten-plus aggregators from one Portal. An 86 on the sea bass at 7pm takes it off every channel at once. A recipe cost update updates your margins everywhere. Tonight's covers, tomorrow's forecasts and last week's Deliveroo revenue stitch together in one report.

No UK competitor covers all six sales channels in one subscription. That's not marketing — it's a checklist we'll go through with you on the demo.

Eight things that make it a restaurant POS, not a till.

Floor plans & tables

Draw your room the way it actually is. Tables, banquettes, bar seats, terrace. Drag covers between them. See the whole floor at a glance, colour-coded by course timing — the manager always knows which table is on the edge.

Courses & fire control

Starters, mains, sides and desserts are first-class citizens. Fire each course when the table is ready. Tie sides to a main. Split fires across two KDS stations so the pass stays in sync.

Tabs, transfers & splits

Open tabs. Move them between tables. Merge groups. Split a bill by cover, by item or equal — with service charge preserved. Close to the card terminal, pay-at-table QR, cash or a tab on account.

Allergens & dietary

The allergen matrix lives on the same menu the server, the website and the kiosk use. When a guest declares a gluten allergy, every gluten-bearing item flags on OrderPad and on the KDS ticket. No side-sheets. No panic.

Stock & recipe costing

Every menu item has a recipe, every recipe has a cost, every sale deducts stock. Live stock across sites. Real margin, not a guess. Wastage sheets that survive a Friday night.

One menu, every channel

Edit the menu in Portal once. It propagates to the dining-room POS, OrderPad, KDS, website, branded app, kiosk and every connected aggregator within minutes. The 86 at 7pm is the 86 at 7pm on every screen.

Reports across every channel

Labour cost by day-part. Mix by channel. Service time by course. Deliveroo revenue next to dine-in revenue. Group roll-ups for multi-site chains. Export to any accounting package — we're Xero, Sage and QuickBooks friendly.

Migration from Lightspeed, Toast & Square

We've migrated venues from every major POS. Menu, modifiers, allergens, tax and recipe costings import cleanly. A lab-store configuration runs before you commit. First site typically goes live in around 30 days.

The six-channel checklist most POS products fail.

Capability Lightspeed Toast Square Andromeda
Dine-in POS with floor plans & courses Basic Built in
Own-brand ordering website (SEO-indexed) ✗ Via third-party Basic subdomain Basic Full, on your domain
Branded consumer app (iOS & Android) ✗ Third-party Generic Your brand, native
In-store self-order kiosk Add-on Full kiosk
Aggregator integrations (direct) Via Deliverect Via Deliverect Via Deliverect 10+ direct integrations
One menu across every channel Partial Portal is the source of truth
Pricing model Per module % of revenue % of revenue Low transparent flat fees
"We'd been on Lightspeed and then Toast, and both times the dine-in and the delivery lived on different planets. Andromeda is the first POS we've had where the floor, the website and the aggregators talk to each other. Monday morning I look at one report, not five. That's been the real unlock."
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Eleanor Marshall — Operations Director, independent dining group
Cotswolds & South Wales · 5 sites

Restaurant POS, answered.

How does Andromeda compare to Lightspeed, Toast or Square? +

Lightspeed, Toast and Square are POS-first products that bolt delivery and online ordering on top. Andromeda started the other way round — we were built for venues that run dine-in, takeaway, delivery, website, branded app, kiosk and aggregators in parallel. One menu, one Portal, one subscription across all six channels. That's the difference UK multi-channel operators feel on day one.

What's involved in migrating our POS? +

Migration is a structured 4–6 week project. Our implementation team imports your menu, modifiers, allergens, tax setup and recipe costings from the existing POS, sets up floor plans and staff roles, runs a lab-store configuration before you commit, and goes live with an on-site support day. First site typically goes live in around 30 days.

How long does it take to train staff? +

Servers are productive on OrderPad inside a single service — the handheld is deliberately simple. Floor managers need about half a day on the POS to cover floor plans, tabs, course fire and splits. Back-of-house menu and recipe training is typically a day, usually off-site. We don't charge for training sites on your plan.

Can one POS really run dine-in AND delivery AND the website? +

Yes — that's the point. Menu changes in Portal propagate to every channel in minutes. An 86 out of sea bass at 7pm takes it off the website, the kiosk and the aggregators instantly, not just the kitchen. Reports stitch every channel together: you can see tonight's covers, takeaway orders and Deliveroo revenue on one screen.

How does Andromeda handle multi-site restaurant groups? +

Master menus are managed centrally in Portal and rolled out by brand or region. Each site can override price and availability within the rules head office sets. Staff, stock and reporting roll up to a group-level dashboard. We run this today across chains from three sites to 400+ — the multi-site model is not a bolt-on.

What about payments, card machines and hardware flexibility? +

Card payments are Stripe-native — terminals, pay-at-table, online and kiosk all run through the same Stripe account, so reconciliation is one statement. Hardware is deliberately open: we supply a tested POS/OrderPad/KDS/kiosk bundle but we don't lock you into proprietary devices, and we don't take any commission on your transactions. You pay small transparent fees, not percentages of revenue.

What the restaurant POS plugs into.

One POS. Every channel. Built for the way restaurants actually sell.

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll walk you through the floor, the website, the app, the kiosk and the aggregators — all running off a single Portal menu. Bring your current POS stack; we'll show you the checklist side by side.

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