Offline mode
Store hub: a local brain for the store
A small device in the store that keeps orders, kitchen screens and printing running when the internet is out.
The store hub is a small device in the restaurant that keeps orders, kitchen screens and printing running locally when the internet is out, then syncs when it returns. Service carries on during an outage and nothing needs to be re-entered afterwards.
When you would use it
“The internet goes down and the kitchen screens go blank.”
“A restaurant has three order sources and wants them to reach one kitchen even offline.”
“A manager wants proof that nothing was lost.”
How it goes, step by step
1
Devices talk to the hub
Over the store network.
2
Outage
The hub keeps order flow local.
3
Reconnect
The hub syncs with the cloud.
Settings and edge cases
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Online orders | Orders from outside the store need the internet. |
| Placement | The hub sits on the store network next to the router, and a restaurant uses one hub per location. |
| What it is not | It is not a replacement for a working internet line. It is a local helper for the minutes or hours when the line fails. |
Questions about this feature
Do I need it?
The POS can take orders offline without it. The hub extends that to screens and printing.
Is it included?
Contact us for pricing.
See it on your own menu.
Bring your menu. We will show how Zorveta One fits your restaurant.