Scan, order and pay from the table.
Diners scan a table QR code, browse the live menu, customise items, order together, track status, split the bill and pay from their phone — while POS, KDS, staff and Admin stay in sync.
Scan the table QR and order without installing an app.
Diners add items to a connected table cart.
Configured menu content and order states appear on the phone.
Split and payment records remain connected to the order.
Ordering at the table should not create more work for staff.
Table ordering often passes through separate conversations for modifiers, order status and bill splitting. QR Order & Pay gives diners a browser-based route through those steps while keeping menu, kitchen, payment and staff workflows connected.
- Staff relay modifiers manually
- Groups negotiate the bill at the end
- Kitchen notes arrive through separate handoffs
- Order status is requested through staff
- Bill splits are calculated separately
- Receipts need manual handling
- Diners scan and order
- Modifiers go straight to the item
- Group cart stays organised
- Kitchen tickets retain modifiers and table context
- The current order status appears on the phone
- Split payments and receipts remain linked to the order
From scan to receipt, without an app install.
- 01Scan QR
- 02Browse menu
- 03Customise
- 04Join group
- 05Send to kitchen
- 06Track status
- 07Split & pay
- 08Receipt
One table. Multiple phones. One organised order.
Each diner can scan the same table QR, join the group order and add their own items. The cart stays shared, but item ownership remains clear for splitting and receipts.
A shared cart keeps item ownership visible.
Each diner scans the same table QR, joins the group order and adds their own items. The cart stays shared, but item ownership stays clear for splitting and receipts.
- Shared cart with diner attribution
- Per-person and shared item handling
- Configured modifiers and allergen notes
- Table order routed into the kitchen flow
The live menu does the explaining.
Diners browse the same Cibus menu that powers POS, Storefront and Admin. Descriptions, categories, modifiers, allergens, dietary tags and availability stay aligned with the restaurant's operations.
QR orders arrive where the kitchen works.
- · Routed to the configured station by item
- · Modifiers and allergen notes attached
- · Table context shown on the ticket
- · Status: preparing · ready
QR orders should not sit on a separate tablet. Cibus routes them into the same order and kitchen flow as POS and Storefront, with modifiers, allergens and table context attached.
- Single ticket flow per station
- Allergen and modifier clarity
- Table-aware kitchen context
- Live status back to the diner
Split options stay connected to the order.
Diners pay in a way that matches the table: one person pays, everyone splits equally, or each diner pays for their own items. Payment and receipt records stay connected to the order.
Show diners the current order status.
The current order state is available to the diner and in connected staff and Admin workflows.
Clear responsibilities across diner, floor and kitchen.
See QR-originated orders, diner notes and payment state in connected workflows.
Receive tickets with item-level modifiers, configured allergen notes and table context.
See QR-originated orders inside the same Admin and POS workflows.
Keep browser-based table ordering connected to restaurant operations.
Ordering in the diner's language.
Cibus supports multilingual ordering content, including right-to-left layouts where configured. Menu items, status labels and checkout steps can display in the selected language.
Not another app to download. A scan that runs with the floor.
Diners order, track and pay from their phone while POS, KDS, staff and Admin stay on the same live table.
QR Order & Pay is part of the restaurant operating system.
A shared table order from scan to receipt.
Diners scan the same table QR and add their own items and modifiers. The order routes into the configured kitchen flow, its status appears on the phone, and payment records and digital receipts remain linked to the order.
- 01Table QR scanned
- 02Group order joined
- 03Items customised
- 04Shared cart synced
- 05Ticket sent to kitchen
- 06Status updated
- 07Bill split
- 08Payment completed
QR Order & Pay questions, answered.
Do diners need to download an app?
No. QR Order & Pay runs in the phone's browser. Diners scan, browse, order and pay without installing an app.
Can groups order together from the same table?
Yes. Multiple diners can scan the same table QR, join a shared cart and add their own items. Item ownership remains visible for bill splitting and receipts.
Can customers customise items and add special instructions?
Yes. Configured modifier groups, extras, removals, dietary and allergen information, and free-text special instructions remain attached to the relevant item and kitchen ticket.
Does the kitchen see QR orders?
Yes. QR orders enter the connected order and kitchen flow alongside POS and Storefront orders. Tickets can be routed to configured KDS stations with table context, modifiers and allergen notes.
Can customers split the bill?
Yes. Diners can split equally, pay by item or use a single payer. The resulting payment records remain connected to the table order.
Can customers pay by card or wallet?
Yes. Card and supported wallet methods can be offered at checkout, depending on the restaurant's market and payment configuration.
Can customers still pay at the counter?
Yes. Restaurants can configure pay-at-counter alongside in-phone payment options.
Does QR Order & Pay connect to POS and Admin?
Yes. QR-originated orders appear in connected POS, kitchen and Admin workflows. Menu, table and QR configuration are managed from Admin.
Does QR ordering support multiple languages?
Yes. Cibus supports multilingual menu and ordering content, including right-to-left layouts where configured.
Let diners order without disconnecting the floor.
Use QR Order & Pay to connect table ordering, shared carts, modifiers, kitchen tickets, split payments, receipts and live status inside the same Cibus operating system.