Restaurant POS
Customer display: show the order as it builds
A second screen that faces the guest, showing their items as they are rung in and prompting for tip and loyalty.
A customer display is a second screen that faces the guest. It shows items as they are added, so mistakes are caught early, and it can ask for a tip or a loyalty phone number. It sits beside the main terminal and never slows the cashier down.
When you would use it
“A guest at a busy counter wants to confirm the cashier heard the order right.”
“You want every guest to be asked for a phone number without the cashier having to remember.”
“A takeout customer wants to see the total before handing over a card.”
How it goes, step by step
1
Mount the screen
Place it where the guest can see it.
2
Ring the order
Items appear on the guest screen as they are entered.
3
Prompt at the end
Tip and phone number prompts show before payment.
Settings and edge cases
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Tip prompts | You set the suggested tip choices. |
| Privacy | The display shows items only, not other guests' orders. |
| Fallback | If the display is off, the cashier can still complete the sale. |
Questions about this feature
Is the customer display the same as a kiosk?
No. A kiosk is for self-ordering. The display is a second screen for staff-taken orders.
Do I have to buy special equipment?
No. Use a screen you own or let us help you pick one.
See it on your own menu.
Bring your menu. We will show how Zorveta One fits your restaurant.