Role-based
Everyone sees their own screen.
Iraq specifics
Roles and rights: who may do what, and who did what across Iraq
Local payments run through Qi Card cards and online gateways such as Tap and MyFatoorah, and the checkout is prepared for them. Role-based rights let each employee see only the screens they need. Discounts, refunds and voids stay with authorised people, and every action is logged.
- English and community languages
- USD, tax and allergen information
- Data protection under the CMC
Make responsibility clear
On a till with a shared password nobody knows who did what. With personal logins each action shows name and time.
The interface can follow the user’s language.
Control and records
Refunds or voids can need manager approval. The log makes the cause of a till difference easier to find.
Your benefits
How we work
- 1
Clarify the need
By e-mail we discuss your menu, floor plan, stations and existing hardware, and set the scope in writing.
- 2
Build and connect
We build the solution around your service and connect it to till, printers, e-mail and payment.
- 3
Test and launch
We test every flow with real service, train your team and go live only when it is right.
Iraqi specifics
Roles and retention periods are defined with you according to your internal rules.
Frequently asked questions
Can a new role be added?
Yes, it is defined around your venue.
Can log entries be deleted?
No; activity records are kept unalterable.
How do people sign in?
With a personal account.
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