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QRTable is an all-in-one POS and QR ordering platform built for independent restaurants, cafes, and cloud kitchens. It brings point of sale, QR code table ordering, kitchen order ticket (KOT) printing, table and reservation management, staff and customer records, and daily reports together in one system, with zero commission on direct orders. Restaurants can go live in minutes: guests scan a table code to browse and order without an app, tickets route straight to the right kitchen station, and owners get clean daily reports instead of juggling multiple tools. The platform runs on tablets or any modern browser, supports most thermal printers, and keeps working even when the internet drops, syncing everything once it's back online. QRTable is built for operators who want a calmer floor and a clearer picture of their numbers, without paying a cut of every order.
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56A Mill St E Acton, L7J 1H3 , ON, Canada
- +14382286277
- hello@qrtable.io
- qrtable.io
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