01
Touch-optimised menu grid
Tap to add with smart-merge for simple lines, long-press for variants, optional category drill-down for long menus.
Everything in the box
Every feature a busy
shop actually uses.
No long menu of things you'll never switch on. This is the full set — touch ordering, real caller-ID hardware, a kitchen screen that survives a power cut, scheduling, customers and the reports the owner checks — and how each one earns its place on a Saturday night.
- Windows 10 & 11
- Works offline
- No per-transaction fees
30 sec
to take a phone order
4 lines
caller-ID watched at once
< 5 MB
kitchen-display install
0
per-transaction fees
Taking orders
A touch surface fast enough for a queue out the door.
A closer look at the taking orders surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
02
Extras & modifiers
Sides, sauces, sizes and cooking notes — configured per item, priced per option.
03
Customisable discounts
Percentage or fixed amount, preset cards, live affixes, manager-PIN protected.
04
Customer save matrix
Identify by phone, address or anonymous code — the search surface adapts to match.
05
Held tickets
Park a messy order and pick it back up from the header when the queue calms down.
06
Short-Y mode
On shorter touchscreens the cart drops into a drawer with a floating “Place” bar always one thumb away.
Phone & caller-ID
The genuinely uncommon part — real hardware, in the box.
A closer look at the phone & caller-id surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Real caller-ID device
A USB unit sits between the phone line and the till; the customer record is on screen before you answer.
02
Four-line monitoring
See at a glance which line is ringing, which is mid-call and which was missed.
03
Recent calls dropdown
One-click history of inbound calls with answered / missed state.
04
Click-to-call-back
Tap a missed call to ring the customer back without dialling.
05
Bridge-health indicator
A status dot confirms the caller-ID hardware is live and registered.
Kitchen display
A standalone screen built around how cooks actually work.
A closer look at the kitchen display surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Station routing
Each item is tagged to stations — grill, fryer, salad, drinks. Every screen shows only its own work.
02
Sort modes
Urgency-first, strict FIFO or manual arrangement with on-card nudge buttons.
03
Allergy banner
Orders with allergy notes carry a high-contrast “READ CAREFULLY” banner the cook can’t miss.
04
Countdown chip
Neutral, amber as the deadline nears, red and pulsing when overdue.
05
86 & reject workflow
Mark an item out of stock or reject a ticket; the till operator sees it immediately.
06
Crash-resilient state
Bump state and notifications survive a power cut or a mid-shift restart.
07
All-day strip
A glance-able count of every pending item so the cook can batch-prep.
08
Collection screen
A customer-facing screen that shows which orders are being prepared and which are ready — the counter stops fielding “is mine done yet?”.
Scheduling & pre-orders
Friday’s call for Sunday lunch, handled.
A closer look at the scheduling & pre-orders surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Scheduled pickups & deliveries
Pick the date and time on the cart; the order parks itself and surfaces at the right moment.
02
Pre-orders tray
Every scheduled order in deadline order with push-now, edit and cancel controls.
03
Three lead-time knobs
Kitchen time for pickups, for delivery, and the kitchen’s head start — Zeta does the maths and warns if food would land too late to cook.
Customers & marketing
A customer database that builds itself, handled the right way.
A closer look at the customers & marketing surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Self-building database
Name, addresses, phone, email, notes, allergies and order history — built up as the phone rings.
02
Allergy notes
A first-class field with consent tracking, surfaced on every relevant screen.
03
Marketing email list
Separate opt-in from allergy consent. Export a clean CSV or XLSX for any email tool.
04
Customer-copy receipts
A second receipt format for the bag, reprintable from the admin Orders page.
05
GDPR “forget me”
Cascades through every linked table and anonymises personal data so analytics stay intact.
Admin & reporting
The numbers the owner actually checks.
A closer look at the admin & reporting surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Overview dashboard
Revenue today / week / month, order count, average order value, payment-method mix.
02
Orders log
Every order with timestamp, agent, payment and totals — recall, reprint or edit per row.
03
Day-end till reports
Open and close a session, take cash-up readings, print a Z-report.
04
Exports
Orders, customers, menu, calls and the marketing list — XLSX or CSV.
05
Staff & admin accounts
Per-agent login, manager PIN for sensitive actions, forced first-run password change.
06
Settings
Shop identity, currency, tax, lead times, stations, payment methods, light / dark theme.
Zeta POS — Admin · Overview
Admin · Overview (preview)
The numbers the owner checks first.
Revenue today
£1,284.50
+12.4%Orders today
96
+8Recent orders
- 19:42#1043Delivery£24.80
- 19:38#1042Takeaway£11.20
- 19:31#1041Dine-in£42.60
For the full admin view — orders, refunds, exports, customers, calls, settings — view on a desktop device. The Zeta POS is built for a counter screen, not a phone.
Overview
Friday, 16 May · live trading
Last 14 daysDM
Revenue today
£1,284.50
+12.4%vs yesterday
Orders today
96
+8vs yesterday
Avg order value
£13.38
+£0.74vs yesterday
This week
£8,940.20
−2.1%vs last week
Revenue
Net sales · last 14 days
Daily revenue£11.6k2-wk total
Payment methods
Share of today's revenue
- Card58%
- Cash34%
- Other8%
Card processed
£745.01
Recent orders
Live · evening service
| Time | Order | Type | Pay | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19:42 | #1043 | Delivery | Card | £24.80 |
| 19:38 | #1042 | Takeaway | Card | £11.20 |
| 19:31 | #1041 | Dine-in | Cash | £42.60 |
| 19:24 | #1040 | Delivery | Card | £18.95 |
| 19:19 | #1039 | Takeaway | Cash | £8.40 |
| 19:07 | #1038 | Delivery | Card | £31.15 |
The overview the owner opens first — revenue, orders, average order value and payment mix, at a glance.
Hardware & setup
Double-click, next-next-finish. No IT visit.
A closer look at the hardware & setup surface — what it does, and why it's shaped the way it is.
01
Two installers
A till installer and a kitchen installer — single-EXE packages, double-click to install.
02
Bridge auto-launches
The caller-ID bridge is bundled in the till installer and starts with the app. No separate step.
03
Station pairing wizard
Kitchen screens walk a 4-step setup: name, host pairing with a test probe, sound, confirm.
04
Multi-station LAN
One host till plus any number of client tills and kitchen displays on the same network.
05
Windows printers
Receipt and kitchen-ticket printers via the standard Windows print stack — any driver works.
06
Pre-configured hardware option
Run Zeta on your own kit — or have us supply terminals, screens, printers and cash drawers shipped ready to use, menu loaded.
07
Remote support
Stuck mid-service? During working hours our team can remotely log in to your till and sort the issue live — no site visit, no waiting for an engineer.
Delivery driver QR
Every delivery ticket prints with a Google Maps QR.
No squinting at handwritten addresses on the line. The kitchen ticket comes off the printer with a tap-to-navigate QR — the driver scans, Maps opens to the customer's door, the slip rides on the bag.
- Works with any thermal printer — no driver setup, no extra hardware.
- Address resolves from the customer record, so no typos and no missed flats.
- QR sits on the same slip as the order — never goes missing on the way to the bag.
The Spice Garden
42 Mill Road · Cambridge CB1 2AS
01223 555 0142
Order #104319:42 · Fri 16 May
★ Delivery
J. Patel
07700 900482
- 2 × Chicken shawarma wrap£17.00
- — no onion
- — extra garlic sauce
- 1 × Halloumi fries£5.20
- 1 × Diet Coke 330ml£2.60
Subtotal£20.67
VAT (20%)£4.13
Total · Paid card£24.80
Deliver to
14 Mill Road
Cambridge CB1 2AB
Buzzer 3 · leave with neighbour if out
Scan to open
in Google Maps
Point your phone camera at the code — the customer's door opens in Maps, ready to navigate.
— Thank you —
ZP·1043·DEL
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