Selling and table service
The Sale screen, the floor plan, seating, courses, reservations and the waitlist, bar tabs, quotes and special orders, and click-and-collect.
5The Sale screen
The Sale screen adapts to the device: on tablets and desktops the cart is a side panel; on phones a docked bar at the bottom shows the running total and opens the cart as a sheet.
Read this →6Table service and the Floor
The Floor tab shows your zones and live table status:
Read this →7Reservations, waitlist and walk-ins
The Floor tab's Bookings chip (with a badge for today's count) opens the reservations panel: each booking shows time, name, party size, status, phone, and notes.
Read this →8Bar tabs
Open a tab with the guest's name and, optionally, a Yoco card pre-authorisation to protect against walk-outs — the tab shows Card held while the hold is active. Add rounds from the
Read this →26Quotes and special orders
Two things every venue does on paper and then loses track of: pricing a job before the customer commits, and ordering something in for one person. Both now live in Back Office → Qu
Read this →34Click and collect
Back Office → Operations → Click and collect lets customers order online and fetch it from the counter. It is off until you switch it on, and nothing about your shop changes until
Read this →35Should you build a storefront?
Click-and-collect gives you the ordering API. It does not give you a shopfront, and you should think twice before building one.
Read this →Other collections
Can't find it?
A human answers the support address, and the developer playground documents every endpoint behind these screens.