Quick service, one outlet or many
QSR software for quick-service restaurants and chains
The counter, the kitchen board, recipes, stock and the GST return for a quick-service brand, whether it runs one outlet or several.
Last reviewed 10 Oct 2026
- 1TillOne press sends the order and charges it
- 2UPIThe QR on the bill carries the total, ₹935
- 3KitchenThe ticket leads with the order number, #184
- 4PickupCalled by number, not by name
- One presssends the order and charges it
- Comboswith variants, add-ons and coupons, in Single
- Recipestake stock down as dishes sell, outlet by outlet
- 2 or moreoutlets of one brand apply for the chain tools, by invitation
New takeaway
New takeaway
- 1The menu does not move under you.Sections jump along one list, so the cashier’s place survives a busy minute.
- 2Each tile keeps its count.Two dabeli show 2 on the tile, and the bill says the same.
- 3The order type is on the bill.Takeaway here; a dine-in bill asks for its table.
- 4Cash has an exact button.Press exact, or type what the guest handed over and the till shows the change.
01At a glance
What a quick-service business needs, from the rush to the rollup.
- A tap per dishNo box to close between dishes; portions and add-ons are picked on the line.
- Every outlet side by sideFor a chain: each outlet’s sales, labour and prime cost in one rollup, the odd one flagged. On its own plan, by invitation.
- Combos and coupons built inMeals, variants and add-ons are priced and taxed per line, and a coupon applies at payment.
- The kitchen gets an order numberTakeaway tickets lead with the order number, so the pass calls numbers, not names.
- UPI with the amount filled inThe QR on the bill carries the total, and the money goes to your own account.
- The counter keeps going when the line dropsOrders, cash and settling carry on. KOTs and bills wait in the queue and print, in order, when the internet returns.
02In detail
What matters most in QSR software?
The time between a guest reaching the counter and the order reaching the kitchen. Every tap, every pop-up and every wait on the network is added to the queue. Judge any QSR software by timing a real order from your own menu, at your own counter.
After speed comes accuracy at volume: the same paneer roll, many times a day, needs the same portion, the same price and the same tax. Recipes, combos priced per line and GST worked out per bill are what keep that steady.
Is QSR software the same as a QSR POS?
The POS is one part of it: the till at the counter, where orders are taken and paid. QSR software is the whole system around it, from the kitchen board, recipes, stock and GST to every outlet of a chain in one view.
Can a QSR run on a laptop and a printer?
Yes. The till runs in Chrome on the counter computer or a laptop, bills and KOTs print on network thermal printers through the print agent, and the kitchen display is any tablet or TV with a browser. USB and Bluetooth printers are not supported.
03Questions
Questions from quick-service owners.
Software for quick-service restaurants and chains: fast counter billing, takeaway tickets called by order number, combos and add-ons, stock that keeps up with volume, and, for a chain, every outlet in one view.
A dish can carry variants such as a size, add-ons such as extra cheese, and belong to a combo. Each is priced on its own line, so the bill, the kitchen ticket and the GST all agree.
Cash, UPI or card, and a bill can be split equally or by dish. The UPI QR on the bill carries the amount; for cash, the till shows the change to hand back. Cash of ₹2,00,000 or more on one bill is refused, as section 269ST requires.
Single, ₹2,999 a month per outlet or ₹2,549 a month paid yearly, has the till, combos, the kitchen display, printing, inventory and GST. The first 30 days are free, by invitation.
Time an order on your own menu.
The till, combos and the kitchen display are in Single.
From ₹2,999 a month per outlet, plus GST