Adtro for F&B
Run every order from table to kitchen to customer
Dine-in, pickup and delivery from one menu. The kitchen and the front of house look at the same board, loyalty applies itself at checkout, and the cost of a dish comes off the supplier invoices you already receive.
- Restaurants
- Cafés
- Hawker stalls
- Quick-service
- Bars
- Bakeries
No credit card · From S$29/month · Built for Singapore
One transaction
Follow a single sale through your business
Nothing below is re-typed by a person. Each part of the business already knows, because it is the same platform.
One order
#1048
Table 12 · dine-in
S$24.80
Step 1 of 9 · Storefront
Diner scans the table QR and orders
A diner scans the QR on table 12, opens your live menu on their own phone, and orders. Nothing to install, no account to create.
Your order board
- New
- Preparing
- Ready
- Served
The order board speaks kitchen. Served-but-unpaid is its own column, because an open tab is a real state and not an error.
What you get
Built for how food & beverage actually runs
Each of these behaves differently because of the trade you chose at signup — not because the words on the screen were swapped.
Table QR and mobile ordering
A QR per outlet and per table opens your live menu on the diner's own phone, already knowing where they are sitting. No app, no download, no account before they can browse.
Kitchen and service on one queue
Front of house and the pass read the same orders. Tickets print at the station that cooks them, so the wok does not get the dessert docket.
Modifiers priced as they are chosen
Required and optional modifier groups — spice level, add-ons, sides — priced as the diner picks them rather than corrected at the till.
Menu scheduling
Lunch, dinner and promo pricing run as per-dish availability windows, so a breakfast set stops selling at eleven without anyone editing a menu.
Bookings, floor plan and walk-in queue
Reservations with availability rules and reminders, a floor plan with table types, and a walk-in queue for the people already at the door.
Point of sale with split payment
Counter sales, split and partial payment, refunds and voids — in a browser, on the hardware you already have.
Delivery and pickup
Delivery orders in one queue with the address and the fee, courier booking and tracking to the door, and pickup slots that do not collide with the dine-in rush.
Recipe costing from real invoices
Supplier bills are read into line items rather than totals, so what a dish costs is measured against what it sells for — with the price you actually paid this month.
End to end
From the customer to the books
The customer's phone
Everything before the order reaches you.
- Table-specific QR opens the menu for that outlet and table
- Dine-in, pickup or delivery chosen up front
- Modifiers, add-ons and set meals priced as they are chosen
- PayNow, card via Stripe, or settle at the counter
- Menu in English, 中文, Bahasa Melayu and தமிழ்
The floor and the pass
The shift, as your team actually runs it.
- Kitchen view and service view off the same order queue
- Tickets routed to the right printing station
- Floor plan and table management
- Walk-in queue alongside the reservations
- Served-but-unpaid tracked as its own column
The back office
What is left over once service ends.
- Supplier invoices scanned into line items, not just totals
- Recipe costing — what a dish costs against what it sells for
- Stock ledger across sales, returns and adjustments
- Revenue posted per outlet on the day it was earned
- GST-ready books, closed period by closed period
Questions
Food & Beverage software questions
Is Adtro a restaurant POS system?
Adtro includes a browser-based point-of-sale workflow alongside ordering, bookings, menu management, inventory, customer records, loyalty, and analytics. It is designed as an integrated F&B operations platform rather than a standalone cash register.
Can diners order from a table QR code?
Yes. A restaurant can provide outlet and table-specific QR entry points so diners can open the published menu and place supported dine-in orders from their phones.
Does Adtro support reservations and walk-in queues?
Yes. F&B merchants can configure bookings, table types, availability rules, reminders, and supported walk-in queue flows from the dashboard.
Is Adtro built for Singapore businesses?
Yes. Adtro Media is a Singapore company and the platform supports local F&B workflows including SGD pricing and supported PayNow payment processes.
Running a different kind of business? See Adtro for Retail, or read the full platform.
Put your whole service on one platform
Build your menu, print the table QR codes, and run a full service on a 14-day trial. No credit card to start.
No credit card · From S$29/month · Built for Singapore