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Take orders at the table, or run parcel only
T-Order’s first screen is the table floor: occupied, free, open value. Tap a table and the ticket is already in the right place.
Many small restaurants still walk to a counter machine to punch a bill. During rush that queue is your bottleneck — and the table is waiting.
T-Order opens on tables. Occupied vs free is visible. Open tickets show value. Tap the table you are standing at and build the order there.
A normal round
- Sign in with your restaurant code and username
- Tap the table
- Add items from categories (veg / non-veg marked)
- Checkout with discount if needed, pick UPI / Cash / Card / Other
If you only have a counter, a stall, or a food truck, use Parcel — several takeaway tickets can be open at once, with an optional name or aggregator id. You do not need a fake table named Parcel.
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