Service without detours
Open tables, fire items with options and set menus, later rounds cleanly grouped for kitchen and bar — including from a handheld at the table.
POS
The POS that lasts the whole night.
Table plan, order firing, splitting, checkout — and at the end an unbroken, sequentially numbered Z report. Built for day-to-day German restaurant operations.
Checkout, any way the table wants
Cash with change calculation, card via your own terminal, mixed — and splitting by items, equal shares, or amount, accurate to the cent.
Daily closing without the headache
Cash count, sequentially numbered Z report, PDF archive — plus DSFinV-K and DATEV export when the auditor or tax advisor asks.
An evening with Wirtero
Enter a PIN, open the table plan — every action is attributed to the right staff member.
Firing sends kitchen tickets to the right station; later rounds print clearly marked as reorders.
Take payment, split, capture tips — receipts are TSE-signed; during disruptions the documented outage log takes over.
Pull the Z report, close the day — ready for audit and bookkeeping.
Connected to the rest
Online orders appear at the POS as if ordered at the table; the QR menu shows the same items; reports and exports read everything from one source.
Runs on Android devices (e.g. Sunmi, standard tablets) with ESC/POS receipt printers over network or USB. Direct CCV terminal integration coming soon.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The POS bridges short outages with safe retries; if the TSE is unavailable, the statutory outage protocol kicks in: receipts print with an outage notice, everything is logged and re-signed afterwards.
Does card payment work?
Yes — via your existing terminal; the POS records the payment fiscally correct as cashless. Direct terminal control (CCV) is coming soon.
Do I need special hardware?
No — Android POS devices and ESC/POS-class receipt printers are enough. Your POS dealer supplies and installs the right setup.
The POS that lasts the whole night.
Table plan, order firing, splitting, checkout — and at the end an unbroken, sequentially numbered Z report. Built for day-to-day German restaurant operations.