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A phone is enough POS for a small Indian restaurant
If you have a handful of tables, you do not need a bulky billing machine. T-Order runs the floor from a phone your staff already know how to use.
Most small restaurants in India still run on a notepad, a shared phone, and someone shouting the order toward the kitchen. That works until the rush, a wrong item, or a dispute about what table 6 actually ordered.
T-Order is a staff-side restaurant POS. Your team takes table orders on a phone or any browser. Diners do not scan a QR and order themselves. You stay in control of the ticket.
What you actually need on a busy evening
- See which tables are free or occupied
- Build a ticket from your menu, not from memory
- Checkout with UPI, cash, card, or other
- Know today’s collection before you lock the device
That is the product. Not inventory, not GST invoices, not a Zomato replacement.
If this matches how you run the floor, talk to us. Techinventify creates your restaurant, staff logins, and trial. There is no public signup and no card on this site.
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