Direct
Your own ordering page
Branded pickup and delivery on your own URL. Guests order from a phone, you keep the relationship and the margin.
Pickup & delivery
One kitchen.
Every channel.
Direct ordering on your own page. Deliveroo and Uber Eats syncing into the same kitchen. Quote times that throttle when the pass is buried. One P&L at the end of the night.
The pass · promised times4 channels · one queue
- 18:05#D-204 · Direct · pickupPlating
- 18:08#UE-1189 · Uber EatsCooking
- 18:10T-12 · Dine-inFired
- 18:12#DL-77 · DeliverooQueued
Quote times throttle when the pass is buried
Pickup shelfby collection time
- 18:15Priya K.On shelf
- 18:25Daniel O.Plating
Integrations
The marketplaces you already use, in one place.
Marketplace tickets land on the same KDS as your in-house orders. Menus and 86s stay in sync: no separate dashboards, no separate tablets.
- DeliverooMarketplace
- Uber EatsMarketplace
- StripePayments
- Royal MailPostcode lookup
- Google MapsZones & ETAs
What it does
Off-premise, on your terms.
Marketplace
Deliveroo, Uber Eats
Tickets from the marketplaces print to the same kitchen as your in-house orders. No more juggling two tablets at the pass.
Throttle
Quote times you can actually keep
Order intake throttles automatically when the kitchen is at capacity. Guests see a longer quote instead of a missed promise.
Zones
Delivery zones with sensible fees
Draw zones on the map, set a fee and minimum per zone. Postcode lookup blocks orders outside the area before checkout.
Pickup
A shelf the host can see
Pickup orders show on a single screen by collection time, with the guest's name in 20px. No paper bag pyramid.
Reporting
One report, all channels
Direct, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, in-house: one P&L, one VAT report, one place to look when something doesn't tie out.
How it works
From two tablets to one screen.
01
Take the order, anywhere.
Your own ordering page, the marketplaces, the phone, the floor. Every channel lands in the same kitchen queue.
02
Fire on the same KDS.
Pickup, delivery, dine-in: one screen, sorted by promised time. The kitchen never has to ask which app it came from.
03
Hand off cleanly.
Pickup goes to the shelf with the guest's name. Delivery routes to the assigned rider or partner. Status flips automatically when the order leaves the door.
What changes
Margin you keep. Mistakes you don't.
−12 to −18%
marketplace fees recovered when you shift regulars to your own ordering page.
3-in-1
POS, kitchen, and online: no double-entry, no missed tickets.
0
extra tablets at the pass. Marketplaces sync into TablePort.
Indicative figures from TablePort restaurants running multi-channel off-premise. Marketplace fee recovery depends on cuisine, ticket size, and repeat-order behaviour.
At the pass
The kitchen doesn't need to know which app it came from.
Direct, Deliveroo, and Uber Eats orders land in the same queue. A small channel chip on each ticket tells the expediter where it came from. The kitchen reads the same way every time.
Pickup and delivery tickets sort by collection time, not order time. The kitchen fires what's leaving next, not what arrived first.
When the kitchen is buried, quote times stretch automatically on the ordering page. We'd rather lose an order than miss a promise.
Ready to consolidate?
Two tablets to one screen.
Tonight.
Marketplace integrations included on the Pro plan. White-glove onboarding handles the menu mapping with Deliveroo and Uber Eats.