Touchscreen till
Enter table, takeaway and collection orders through a focused service interface.
Hospitality point of sale
CoreCare POS
For restaurants, bars and hospitality teams that want ordering, menus, tables and kitchen progress in one focused workspace.
Guided evaluation Representative till and kitchen workflows are available to evaluate now. Hardware, network, card-terminal and payment-provider compatibility must be agreed before installation or live use.
Representative workspace£1,284
Sales today
42 orders servedBuilt for the work
Less chasing. More operational clarity.
CoreCare POS is designed around the pace of service, from entering an order to following its kitchen status. The guided demonstration runs with representative menus and orders; hardware and payment compatibility are confirmed separately.
Common problems it is designed to address
- Orders and kitchen updates becoming disconnected
- Menu changes taking too long to reach the till
- Limited visibility of open tables, collections and service status
Menus and categories
Keep the products offered to the team organised and easier to maintain.
Kitchen workflow
Move orders through clear preparation states so front and back of house share the same view.
Order history
Review recent activity and the operational record associated with each order.
A working day
From first action to clear follow-up.
The exact configuration follows your roles and process. This is the representative flow used in a guided demonstration.
Set up service
Review menus, availability and the workspaces needed for the shift.
Take and prepare orders
Keep order details and kitchen status joined up as service moves.
Review the day
Use order and service information to understand activity and exceptions.
Reporting views
See what needs attention.
- Orders and sales by period
- Open, preparing and completed orders
- Menu and service activity
Confirm before live use
No hidden assumptions.
These items are checked and agreed during onboarding:
- Card-terminal and payment-provider support
- Receipt and kitchen printing hardware
- Accounting, delivery or online-order integrations
Fit and requirements
Decide with the practical details visible.
A guided evaluation is not unrestricted production approval. These requirements make the current fit and limitations explicit before you invest time.
Best suited to
- Independent pubs, restaurants and hospitality venues
- Teams needing joined-up till and kitchen progress
- Venues able to test exact hardware before installation
Not suited to
- Immediate deployment with unverified card terminals or printers
- Service environments without a reliable network
- Multi-location rollouts before a controlled site pilot
Independent hospitality venues and small groups; sites, tills, kitchen stations and order volume are agreed before ordering.
Modern touch-capable desktop and tablet browsers. Exact till, printer and kitchen-display hardware must be tested.
A stable local network and internet connection are required. Offline trading is not currently promised.
Menu and catalogue setup can be mapped from a structured source after review; historical transaction migration is scoped separately.
Menu setup, role configuration, hardware checks and a full front-to-back service rehearsal. Timing depends on venue and equipment.
Guided installation and product support as stated in the order; out-of-hours cover is not universal.
Current capability matrix
Available, conditional or not offered
The labels below use the same meaning across all five CoreCare products. “Available to evaluate” means a representative workflow can be explored; it does not by itself approve production use.
| Capability | Status | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Till, menus, orders and kitchen workflow | Available to evaluate | Representative menus and orders are included. |
| Order history and operational sales views | Available to evaluate | Final reporting follows the agreed setup. |
| Card terminals, printing, delivery and accounting links | Confirm before live | Exact devices and providers must be tested. |
| Guaranteed offline trading | Not currently offered | Network and internet resilience remain customer readiness requirements. |
Current limitations
- Card terminals, printers and delivery integrations require exact compatibility checks
- No universal offline trading claim
- Multi-site production rollout follows a controlled readiness review
Implementation
A guided route from trial to readiness.
A trial is an evaluation workspace. Moving real operations into CoreCare happens only after an agreed readiness review.
- 1
Map service types, menus and user roles
- 2
Confirm devices, network and printing requirements
- 3
Test front-of-house and kitchen flow
- 4
Complete an agreed readiness check before live service
Representative trial data
Explore the workflow without exposing a customer workspace or introducing sensitive production records.
Product-owned sessions
Each product validates its registered accounts and creates its own separate session.
Scope confirmed in writing
Migration, integrations, support and production requirements are agreed before live use.
POS questions
What to confirm before you begin.
Tell us how your team works and we will answer against your actual setup.
Ask a questionWill it work with our card terminals and printers?+
Hardware and payment compatibility must be checked against the exact models and providers before installation.
Can we test it without disrupting service?+
Yes. The guided trial uses representative orders and can be reviewed away from your live service.
See it with your workflow
Explore POS for 30 days.
No payment card is required. We prepare a representative workspace and activate the trial when it is ready.