Diners scan, order, and it flies to the kitchen — no waiter
Put a QR on every table. Customers order from their phone, prices are locked server-side, and the kitchen gets it instantly.
Table 7 · Chai Point
Scan → order → straight to kitchen
🔔 Auto-KOT firedWaiters are expensive and order relays are error-prone
At peak, taking orders table-to-kitchen is slow and mistakes creep in. Self-ordering cuts the relay entirely — but only if it's tamper-proof and lands cleanly on your POS.
From scan to kitchen
No waiter, no relay — here's the whole self-ordering flow, start to finish.
Diner scans the table QR
Your web menu opens — no app needed
Scan-to-order menu
A fast web menu with categories, veg marks, variants and sold-out items hidden — no app to install.
Prices locked server-side
Totals are computed on the server, so a clever diner can't edit the price in their browser.
Auto-KOT to the kitchen
The order lands on the POS as an open table with a 📱 badge and fires to the KDS automatically.
Turn it on per outlet
Enable QR ordering where you want it, share a link, and print per-table QR cards in a tap.
Always in sync
Sold-out toggles and menu edits reflect instantly, so diners never order what you can't make.
Zero extra fee
Self-ordering is part of ChaiPOS — no per-order charge, no separate vendor.
QR Self-Ordering in three steps
Diner scans
A QR on the table opens your web menu — no app to install.
They order & pay
Prices are locked server-side, so the total is always correct.
Kitchen gets it
The order lands on the POS with a 📱 badge and auto-fires to the KDS.
Why it beats the others
- Auto-fires to the kitchen display
- Server-authoritative, tamper-proof pricing
- No per-order commission
QR Self-Ordering — your questions
No. Totals are computed on the server, so the browser can't tamper with them.
It's optional and per-outlet — turn it on where you want and print QR cards in a tap.
Straight onto your POS as an open table, and automatically to the kitchen display.