Managed technology
Managed network: POS on its own lane
A network set up for restaurants: separate lanes for POS, devices and guests, with satellite or mobile backup as an option.
A managed network sets up your restaurant Wi-Fi in separate lanes for the POS, your devices and guests, so a guest streaming video does not slow an order. A satellite or mobile internet backup is available as an option for restaurants whose main line is unreliable.
When you would use it
“Guest Wi-Fi shares a router with the POS.”
“Your internet provider keeps dropping on Fridays.”
“You want a plan if the main line is down.”
How it goes, step by step
1
Plan the lanes
POS, devices, guests.
2
Install
Router and access points configured.
3
Monitor
Status feeds into the health score.
Settings and edge cases
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Backup internet | A satellite or mobile internet backup keeps you connected when the main line fails. |
| Your provider | Keep your current internet provider. The managed network sits behind it. |
| Equipment | Use your own equipment or have us help you procure it. |
Questions about this feature
Do I keep my current internet provider?
Yes. The managed network sits behind your provider.
Is there a backup if the line drops?
Yes. A satellite or mobile internet backup is an option.
See it on your own menu.
Bring your menu. We will show how Zorveta One fits your restaurant.