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QR and table ordering

The right menu. The right table. The right order.

A QR on the table opens your menu in the browser. The customer makes their choices and your team sees the order with its table number.

A restaurant owner packs an order into a bag with the ZID logo.

What changes in your daily work

  1. A menu on the customer’s phone

    The QR opens your web menu with products and their options.

  2. A table your team can identify

    See the table number alongside the items and choices.

  3. Service stays connected

    Move the order through preparation and table service.

Illustrative example

A terrace table orders through QR.

The customer at table 12 browses your menu. The order appears in your workspace with its table context.

Illustrative example
Location
Table 12 · Terrace
Order
Sandwich and juice
Next step
Preparation

From choosing to handover

  1. Prepare tables

    Name the tables and generate printable QR codes.

  2. Receive choices

    The customer browses the menu and puts together an order.

  3. Serve

    Your team prepares and follows service to the table.

Your team’s questions

Does the QR identify the table?

Each table QR opens the context of its business and table. Your team sees that information on the order.

Can I manage the table QR codes?

You can manage tables, download their QR codes and regenerate them when needed.

QR and table ordering

What would you like to simplify?

Tell us about your business, orders or deliveries.

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