Restaurant Operations
Delivery marketplace orders without a second kitchen workflow
The tablet wall is a symptom. Marketplace orders belong on the same pass, the same ledger, and the same 86 list.
Feature
Restaurant delivery POS and guest ordering
A restaurant delivery POS brings marketplace and guest orders into the same kitchen and payment workflow as dine-in. SwipeSynq uses country-gated delivery adapters, so India, UK, GCC, and USA channels are not hard-wired as if they were global.
A second tablet on the pass is a second source of truth. Avoid both.
In practice
What you get with restaurant delivery POS
01
One kitchen workflow
Marketplace tickets print to the same stations as dine-in, with the same fire and bump behaviour.
02
Guest ordering by QR
Diners browse and request items from their phone; staff complete payment through a controlled POS handoff.
03
Secure by design
Guest surfaces cannot take privileged actions — they submit requests, and staff confirm them.
Channel families by region
India
- Example channel families
- Swiggy, Zomato
United Kingdom
- Example channel families
- Deliveroo, Uber Eats
GCC
- Example channel families
- Talabat, HungerStation
United States
- Example channel families
- Country-gated adapters as enabled for your organization
| Region | Example channel families |
|---|---|
| India | Swiggy, Zomato |
| United Kingdom | Deliveroo, Uber Eats |
| GCC | Talabat, HungerStation |
| United States | Country-gated adapters as enabled for your organization |
Availability depends on merchant connection and rollout.
Upcoming
Adapters are enabled per organization and per country as they roll out.
- Do delivery orders hit the same reports?
- Yes. Marketplace and guest orders sit on the same ledger as dine-in and takeaway.
- Can guests pay themselves?
- Guest flows submit orders; payment is completed by staff through the POS handoff.
Industries that use this
- Restaurant POS system Floors, waiter ordering, KDS, and reservations.
- Bar POS software Tabs, happy hour, age rules, and bar-station tickets.
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