QR & NFC Ordering
QR and NFC ordering for tables and pickup
Put one code on every table. Guests scan it — or tap an NFC sticker — and your live menu opens in their phone's browser, with no app to download. Dine-in orders reach your kitchen as an open check the party settles at the register; pickup orders can be paid by card on the phone.
- No app for guests to download
- Scan a QR code or tap an NFC sticker
- Orders reach the kitchen and POS tagged to the table
- Orders, revenue and ratings counted table by table
How it works
- 01
One permanent code per table
Generate a code for each table, or one for pickup, and stand it where guests can reach it. The link is permanent, so a printed tent never goes stale.
- 02
Make it look like yours
The branded QR studio builds the code into a designed poster — your photo or an AI-generated scene behind it — and every composition is scan-tested in the browser before you can download the print-ready PDF.
- 03
Guests order from their phone
They scan or tap, see your live menu with photos and prices, and customize items. No app, no account.
- 04
Orders hit the kitchen
Each order flows into your kitchen view and POS tagged to its table, so nothing is mis-keyed or delivered to the wrong party.
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The table settles at the register
A dine-in order is an open check: the party can order more rounds against it and pay once, at the register, when they leave. Pickup orders can be paid by card on the phone instead.
Frequently asked questions
- Do guests need to download an app?
- No. Guests scan the code — or tap an NFC sticker — and order from their phone's browser. No app and no account needed.
- Can guests pay at the table?
- Dine-in table orders are an open check, paid at the register when the party leaves — that's what keeps several rounds on one bill. Pickup orders placed from a code can be paid by card on the phone.
- Where do QR orders go?
- Straight into your kitchen view and POS, tagged to the table or marked for pickup, so your team sees them the moment they're placed.
- Can I use NFC stickers instead of a printed code?
- Yes. A staff member writes each table's link onto a blank sticker once and guests simply tap. Writing tags needs Chrome on an Android phone — no iPhone can write an NFC tag from a browser — but once written, tags work for any phone that can tap.
- Do I need a separate POS to accept QR orders?
- No — table ordering is built in and shares one menu with your register, so orders and prices stay in sync automatically.
Works with
One app for your whole business.
QR & NFC Ordering is one part of LOKAL — the AI receptionist, POS, ordering, booking, and website that run your business together.
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