Fine dine & full service

Floor maps, coursing, seat-level splits, server sections and table transfers.

What this operation fights every day

  • Courses landing together instead of in sequence
  • Split bills that take longer than the dessert
  • Servers walking to a terminal for every order
  • No idea which section or server actually makes money

How Novaryq answers

The floor is the interface

A live floor map with table states, seat-level ordering and one-tap transfers — a server seats, fires and settles without leaving the section.

Coursing that respects the kitchen

Hold-and-fire by course, with the kitchen display sequencing starters ahead of mains automatically. The pass stops guessing.

Splits without the spiral

By seat, by item, by equal share, or any mix, with tips recorded on every split. Service-charge handling remains a pilot-validation item, reviewed with each venue before activation.

Section-level truth

Sales, voids, discounts and tip performance by server and by section, so scheduling follows evidence instead of instinct.

The capabilities that matter most here

  • Point of Sale

    Touch-first billing and cash-outage queueing are platform capabilities; devices and service flows are validated per pilot.

  • Kitchen Display

    Ticket timing and station-routing capabilities are configured and validated with each pilot kitchen.

  • Captain / Handheld

    Handheld order-taking is a platform capability; supported devices are confirmed before activation.

  • Reports & Analytics

    Sales, item, staff-action, tax and inventory reporting is scoped and validated for the pilot.

  • Reservations & Events

    Bookings with deposits via payment links, plus catering on a deposit → balance rhythm tied to the same menu and kitchen.

  • Staff & Shifts

    PINs, roles and permissions, shift clock-in/out, declared tips and payroll-preparation exports.