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Restaurant POS software in Pune

Pune eats in two rhythms: students and young crowds near the colleges, and office lunches in the IT parks on the edge of town. Most owners serve one of them; some serve both.

Last reviewed 10 Oct 2026

The short answer CountStand is restaurant POS software in Pune for both rhythms: a counter that adds an order in a few taps for the café crowd, and a kitchen board that keeps a weekday lunch in order, late tickets first. Recipes count stock as dishes sell, and purchase orders go to suppliers from the same screen. Pune is in Maharashtra, where CountStand opens today, and Single is ₹2,999 a month per outlet, or ₹2,549 on a yearly plan.
  • Late firstthe order the kitchen board shows tickets in
  • Recallbrings back a ticket from the last 15 minutes
  • Rupeeswhat the gap in a stock count is shown in
  • Maharashtrawhere invitations open today
Fig. 1The kitchen at lunchAkira, Surat · sample tickets at 1:42 pm
Fig. 1Two tickets at 1:42 pmSample tickets
  1. 1The stripHow many tickets are new, cooking, ready, recalled or late, at a glance.
  2. 2The late ringPast eight minutes, a red ring goes round the ticket.
  3. 3Four coloursNew is grey, preparing violet, ready teal and recalled amber.
  4. 4The allergy lineAllergies sit above the food, in red, where a cook cannot miss them.

01In detail

How does Pune eat out?

Near the colleges, in Deccan, Kothrud and Viman Nagar, it is small bills, quick visits and evenings that run late. In the tech parks of Hinjewadi, Kharadi and Magarpatta it is a weekday lunch that arrives all at once and is gone by mid-afternoon.

A counter for the first and a kitchen that keeps pace for the second are different jobs, and CountStand does both: a tap adds an item, a typed quantity adds several, and every order reaches the kitchen board with its clock running.

What keeps the kitchen honest at lunch?

Order and time. The board shows late tickets first, then recalled ones, then the oldest. A ticket turns amber at four minutes and gets a red ring at eight. The all-day view counts what is still to cook, so the line knows it owes twelve plates of the special before the next ticket lands.

Recall brings back any ticket sent in the last 15 minutes, and its clock restarts, so a remade dish is timed from when the kitchen was told.

Where does a Pune kitchen lose money?

In the gap between what the recipes used and what the store holds. Give each dish a recipe and CountStand takes its ingredients off stock as it sells. Count at close and the gap shows in rupees, item by item, with wastage recorded on its own line. Purchase orders go to suppliers from the same screen, and deliveries are received against them.

Can a Pune restaurant use CountStand now?

Yes. Maharashtra is open, so one outlet in Pune can apply today; we reply within two working days, and the first 30 days are free once you are invited. More than one outlet can apply too.

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02Questions

Questions from Pune outlets

Run a Pune kitchen on CountStand

Apply with one outlet or many in Maharashtra. The first 30 days are free for one outlet once you are invited.

From ₹2,999 a month per outlet, plus GST