Orbit for restaurants
A whole shift, end to end, and the plate cost behind it.
Book the table, take the order by seat, fire the courses in order, split the bill five ways, take dollars and lira in the same payment, and know what the dish cost you.

Who it is for
Built for how restaurants actually work.
Who
Restaurants with tables and waiters, from one room to a small group.
The problem today
The till, the kitchen, the bookings and the accounts are four systems, and the plate cost is a spreadsheet somebody updated last year.
The screens only this trade gets
The tools of your trade, not a generic form.
On top of the accounting, sales, stock and people every business gets, this is what Orbit adds for your work.
The book and the floor
Reservations and a live floor plan, so the host seats a table and the order starts against it without re-keying a thing.
Kitchen display
Fire courses in order to the pass, with service times you can see, so the kitchen and the floor finally run to the same clock.
Recipes and plate cost
Every dish has a recipe, so the plate cost is live as ingredient prices move, and menu engineering shows which dishes actually earn.
Split, and two currencies
Split the bill by seat and take dollars and lira in the same payment, with the drawer counted per currency at close.
And the whole company underneath
This is one part of a system that runs the whole business.
The trade screens above sit on the same core every Orbit company gets, so the work and the books are never two systems.
Answers
Questions people in your trade ask.
How do I work out the cost of a dish?
Is there restaurant reservation and table management software?
How do I split a restaurant bill by seat?
See Orbit on your own numbers.
Seat a table, order by seat, fire a course to the kitchen screen, then split the bill by seat and take one payment in two currencies.