Restaurant POS software in Delhi
Floor, kitchen, inventory and an AI manager in one system, tuned for how Delhi restaurants actually run a service.
CountStand is a complete POS for Delhi restaurants: offline-first billing and KOT, kitchen display, recipe-linked inventory with anti-theft variance, one-click GSTR-1, and an autonomous AI manager that briefs you on WhatsApp daily. It runs on any Android tablet or PC with standard printers, from ₹999/mo per outlet, set up in five minutes.
How does a Delhi restaurant actually run a service?
From Connaught Place, Khan Market, Hauz Khas Village, GK-II and the Gurgaon–Noida NCR belt, Delhi's F&B economy has its own operating physics, and generic software pretends it doesn't exist.
Delhi is the one metro where the police eating-house licence sits in the critical path, factor its timeline into opening plans alongside FSSAI.
NCR operators commonly straddle jurisdictions (Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida), multi-outlet views and per-outlet compliance matter earlier here than elsewhere.
CP and Khan Market rents demand covers-per-rupee discipline; winter terrace season swings demand hard, so forecasting from real consumption beats static par levels.
Can one system run the whole Delhi shift?
Delhi’s winter terrace season doubles some floors for twelve weeks, then vanishes. Staffing, stock and table maps have to flex seasonally, and an NCR operator running CP plus Gurgaon is effectively running two regulatory environments with one brain.
CountStand runs that shift end to end, floor map, KDS with timers and course control, recipe-linked inventory with variance alerts, and the AI manager reading the whole day.
Asked by owners like you
How does it work across Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida outlets?
Each outlet keeps its own state-correct GST setup and reporting, and the owner view rolls all NCR outlets into one dashboard, compare CP against Gurgaon, move stock between them, one AI briefing across the belt.
Does CountStand have support in Delhi?
Support is WhatsApp-first and remote for every city, median response in minutes, screen-share onboarding, and no dependence on a local reseller's mood. Because the product is self-serve (browser + standard printers), Delhi restaurants go live the same day without waiting for a field visit.
Does the POS work during internet outages?
Yes, offline-first is the architecture: bills, KOTs and the kitchen screen keep working with zero internet and sync when the connection returns. In Delhi's conditions, that's the feature owners end up valuing most.
What hardware do I need?
Any Android tablet, iPad or PC with a browser is a POS station; standard 58/80mm thermal printers handle bills and KOTs; a spare screen becomes the KDS. No proprietary terminals, no lock-in.
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Send your restaurant name and a menu photo on WhatsApp, get a working login back in minutes.
30-day free trial · No card · From ₹999/mo per outlet