Takeaway POS system: counter, phone and Uber Eats orders on one screen
A takeaway kitchen fails when orders come from four directions and nobody owns the queue. SureTill puts counter, phone, online and Uber Eats orders into one list and sends each one to the right station as a kitchen ticket.
How does a takeaway POS keep every order in one place?
By treating delivery-app orders like any other order. In SureTill, an Uber Eats order, a phone order and a counter order all appear in the same queue and print to the same stations.
Takeaway and delivery order types with customer details, ready for pickup or your own drivers.
An online ordering storefront and QR ordering feed straight into the kitchen.
Uber Eats orders land in SureTill directly. Ask us about DoorDash and other apps.
Why does a takeaway POS need to work offline?
Because Friday night is when the internet drops. SureTill runs a full backend and database on a server inside your shop, so counter and phone orders, kitchen tickets and stock deduction keep going without a connection.
Bills close on the terminal. No waiting on a cloud server to answer.
Grill, fryer and drinks stations keep receiving their tickets over your local network or on the kitchen display.
Delivery apps send orders over the internet, so new app orders need a connection. Orders already received stay on the tickets.
Everything syncs to your local server and optional cloud mirror once the line is back. See offline POS vs cloud POS.
What does a takeaway POS system need?
Speed at the counter, clean kitchen routing and control over delivery. SureTill covers each one without bolt-on apps.
Each item prints at its own station, or shows on a kitchen display system.
Set delivery zones and settle up with each rider at the end of the shift.
Ingredients deduct at kitchen-send, with wastage, batches and low-stock alerts. See inventory.
Points, gift cards and prepaid balances to bring regulars back direct instead of through an app.
ESC/POS thermal printers over USB, LAN or Bluetooth, on Windows, Linux or Android terminals.
Control who can void, discount or refund, and see every change in the audit log. Full feature list.
How do Uber Eats and DoorDash orders reach the kitchen?
Uber Eats orders come in through the official Uber Eats API: SureTill integrates with it, so each order lands in the POS and prints to the kitchen like a counter order.
- No Uber Eats tablet on the counter
- Accept, reject and mark ready from SureTill
- Menu and prices managed from SureTill
DoorDash delivery orders can be brought into the kitchen too. Ask us which delivery apps we can connect for your shop.
Uber Eats is a trademark of Uber Technologies, Inc. SureTill is an independent integration and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Uber.
What is a takeaway POS system?
A takeaway POS takes counter, phone and online orders, sends them to the kitchen as tickets, and tracks delivery and pickup. SureTill also brings Uber Eats orders into the same screen, so there is one queue for the kitchen.
Do I need a separate tablet for each delivery app?
Not for Uber Eats: SureTill integrates with Uber Eats, so orders arrive in the POS and are accepted and marked ready from there. For DoorDash and other apps, ask us which delivery apps we can connect for your shop.
Can I run my own delivery drivers?
Yes. SureTill has delivery zones and rider settlements, so you can assign your own drivers and settle cash and orders with each one at the end of a shift.
What happens if the internet drops in the middle of a rush?
Counter and phone orders keep going: billing, kitchen tickets and stock run on the terminal itself. Uber Eats orders already received stay on the tickets, but new delivery-app orders need a connection to arrive.
How much does a takeaway POS cost?
SureTill is quoted per shop: a one-time setup and training fee plus a flat monthly fee, with no cut of your sales. Call +92 332 7685715 or book a free demo.
Watch an Uber Eats order print in your kitchen.
Book a free 30-minute demo. We will send a test order through, print the ticket and mark it ready on a video call. See how pricing works.