Online ordering
NFC ordering: tap to open the menu
Tap a phone on a table tag to open the menu and order, with no code to scan and no paper menu to wear out.
NFC ordering lets a guest tap a phone against a tag on the table to open the menu, instead of scanning a code. A tag never needs reprinting when the menu changes, and a QR code on the same table works as a backup for phones that cannot tap.
When you would use it
“Guests with a dim table light struggle to scan a printed code.”
“A bar wants a tag on each stool with no paper to wear out.”
“A restaurant wants one tag per table that never needs reprinting when the menu changes.”
How it goes, step by step
1
Place a tag
A tag sits on the table or stool.
2
Guest taps
Their phone opens your ordering page.
3
Order as with QR
From there the flow matches QR ordering.
Settings and edge cases
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Fallback | Every NFC table can also carry a QR code. |
| Phones | Most recent phones can tap. The QR code covers the rest. |
| Same flow | Orders land on the same ticket as QR, counter and online orders. |
Questions about this feature
Do all phones support NFC?
Not all do, which is why a QR code on the same table is recommended.
Is it the same menu as QR?
Yes. Both open your live ordering page.
See it on your own menu.
Bring your menu. We will show how Zorveta One fits your restaurant.