Guests at table 5 scan the QR card and order from the phone; nothing is paid online. The order reaches the till on its table: Arjun checks it and taps Send, then takes the payment at the counter after the meal.
The case
Bayt Al Tannour Restaurant, table 5 (Main Hall), 27/10/2026. QR ordering from the table is on (Restaurant Settings), with Send QR orders straight to the kitchen printers off: staff check each QR order and tap Send. Cashier Arjun Menon. Prices include VAT at 5%. This example is its own run on a fresh copy of the demo restaurant, with no table open at the start, so its numbers are its own.
1. The guests order from their phone
They scan the card on the table (a device step), tap Order Now, add a Cheese Manakish, a Kunafa and two Fresh Orange Juice, and order. The page answers with the order's number.
Order numberS17 · Table 5
Ordered77.70 AED = 15.75 + 26.25 + 2 × 17.85
2. Sent, then paid at the counter
The till shows the notice, and table 5 shows the order on the floor plan. Arjun opens the table, checks the order and taps Send: it prints at the kitchen and bar stations (a device step). After the meal he takes the payment in cash and gives the receipt.
NoticeTable 5 ordered from the QR menu: 4 item(s). Check the order and tap Send to send it to the kitchen.
Till orderT1/2026/000017 · ticket 260-1-000017 · Table 5, Guests: 1
Paid77.70 AED in Cash · VAT 5% 3.70
The result
The QR order is an ordinary table order from the moment the guests send it: on the floor plan, sent to the kitchen once staff have checked it, then paid at the counter with a Simplified Tax Invoice. The guests acted as the restaurant's QR ordering user, which has no password and is not billed as a user.
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