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OrderSnapp launches free POS for pizzerias, small restaurants

The tablet is designed for startups looking to control investment costs and current restaurant owners who want to avoid expensive upgrades on old POS systems.

June 22, 2015

OrderSnapp, provider of online and mobile ordering technologies for small restaurants and pizzerias, is now offering a free tablet point-of-sale system, the company announced in a press release. The tablet is designed for startups looking to control investment costs and current restaurant owners who want to avoid expensive upgrades on old POS systems.

Mobile payments and EMV prep are driving the shift in POS for better integration with e-commerce and operational systems, the company said.

"Static POS systems no longer meet the needs of today's restaurants," Ronald Resnick, president and CEO, OrderSnapp, said in a statement. "From day one, restaurants need to be able to provide flexibility in the way they take orders and process payments. They also need instant access to analytics reports to help them make intelligent business decisions so they can stay in business and succeed."

The OrderSnapp POS system provides menu or catalog editing, split checks and payment, shift/cashbox management and kitchen and receipt printing. It allows restaurant owners to track sales and cash flow and provides bookkeeping by acting as a cash register and payment terminal. The OrderSnapp POS system also enables communications between the kitchen and servers with transactions through secure, credit card processing for in-store, take-out and delivery orders.

"OrderSnapp POS system can be run from an iPad and provides an easy to use interface and dashboard," said Resnick. "Technology and security upgrades are done automatically, putting no extra charge or burden on the business owner for upkeep or maintenance."