See what you can do across the floor, kitchen, register, inventory and management; what you need to use it; and what each plan includes.
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From taking an order to getting it to the kitchen or bar.
Yes. A server can open the table and take the order on a phone, tablet or computer. Once confirmed, Tabloa sends it into the preparation flow and can print each product at its configured station, such as the kitchen or bar.
Yes. You can configure printing stations and preparation zones so each product reaches the correct place. You can also set exclusions and test the printing route before service.
Yes. Tabloa maintains an operational queue with order statuses so the team can identify what must be prepared, what is in progress and what is ready to serve.
Yes. All three order types share one flow while keeping their own data and statuses. Delivery orders can include a customer, address, zone, fee and courier.
Yes. Products support modifier groups, options, quantities and notes. That information travels with the item on its ticket to reduce questions between the floor and preparation team.
Yes. Tabloa lets you separate a check and record split payments without losing the order total or the detail of what each person paid.
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Tools that keep each check and each order in the right place.
Yes. You can create zones, place tables and visual elements on the plan, and see their status from a touch-friendly service view.
Yes. A user with permission can move the check to another table while keeping its products, notes and status.
Yes. You can review or print a pre-check with the order details before completing payment and closing the table.
Yes. Tabloa has a quick-sale flow for counter operations or orders that do not need a table, subject to the enabled plan.
Yes. You can record addresses, zones, fees, statuses and delivery assignees. Your plan price does not change based on order volume or the delivery fee.
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Payment records, shifts, cash counts and money moving in or out.
Yes. The responsible person enters the counted cash without seeing the expected amount first; at close, Tabloa shows the difference and keeps the shift trail.
You can record cash, card, transfer or other configured methods. Tabloa records and reconciles the reported method; it is not the payment gateway that charges the diner.
Yes. You can split the amount between people or payment methods and keep the detail within one sale.
No. Tabloa records them separately from consumption so reports distinguish sales from money owed to the team or courier. Tabloa charges for the chosen plan and optional electronic-document packages, not a percentage of those amounts.
Yes. You can record expenses, categories, payments and operational support, and connect them to cash or purchasing when applicable.
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Stock, cost, supply and movement control across locations.
Yes. Plans with advanced inventory let you define recipes and sub-recipes, quantities, units and costs to understand consumption and estimated product cost.
Yes. You can set minimum levels and review low-stock alerts. Basic inventory and its alerts are available from Essential.
Yes. Tabloa lets you organize suppliers and, from Professional, create purchase orders, receive goods and update inventory movements.
Yes. You can start counts, enter actual quantities, review differences and keep an audit trail of adjustments.
Yes. Multi-location operations can request, dispatch and receive transfers while keeping the movement history at each location.
Yes. Advanced inventory supports operating exits such as waste or spoilage and production movements, keeping an auditable history.
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History, benefits and balances connected to operations.
Yes. You can create a profile with contact details, addresses, notes, tags, purchases and related activity.
Yes. From Professional you can configure a program, accumulate progress and apply customer benefits according to your rules.
Yes. You can record a balance due, review movements and apply payments to know what each customer still owes.
Yes. Tabloa includes tools to import and export customer data, subject to user permissions and the business's data-protection duties.
Yes. Customer reports cover recurrence, spend, average ticket and operational segments; the deeper metrics are part of Advanced.
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Information to manage one location or a multi-location operation.
Yes. Tabloa shows sales, orders and operational activity with filters by period, location and other available dimensions. Advanced reports go deeper into products, service and customers.
Yes. From Professional you can export sales history as CSV and use the available filters to prepare the period you need.
Yes. For now, Professional includes up to 50 electronic documents per month and Advanced includes up to 100. Essential does not include them, while Enterprise terms are set commercially. Activation requires completing fiscal information and the applicable process.
Essential includes 1 location, Professional up to 2 and Advanced up to 3. Enterprise is tailored to the operation. Locations can share a catalog while keeping permissions and inventory by location.
Yes. You can invite the team, assign operational roles and permissions, and control access by location. Authorization is also enforced on the server.
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The devices, connection and setup you need to work.
A modern phone, tablet or computer with an updated browser and stable internet. Printing also requires a compatible printer and a configured print agent or station.
Yes. Tabloa is an installable web app: from a compatible browser you can add it to the home screen and open it with an app-like experience.
The interface can be installed as a web app, but operations and synchronization require a stable connection. We do not promise offline transaction capture; we recommend a backup connection for the point of sale.
Yes. You can configure stations, zones and print routes, run tests and review jobs. Final compatibility depends on the equipment, local network and print-agent installation.
Tabloa uses secure sessions, business isolation, roles and permissions, access controls, audit logs, and technical and organizational measures. No system is infallible, so we also recommend unique credentials and least-privilege access.
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Commercial terms and what happens before, during and after the trial.
It lasts 14 days. You can configure the business, load the menu, invite the team and test the main workflows before activating a plan.
No. You can create the account and start the trial without entering a card.
For English-language plans, Essential is $14.99 USD per month, Professional $19.99 and Advanced $25.99. Annual billing charges the equivalent of ten months. Enterprise is tailored to the operation.
Yes. Tabloa provides initial guidance to configure or migrate the essential information. Support level and channels vary by plan and commercial agreement.
Yes. You can cancel through the available channels to prevent future renewals. Cancellation does not itself refund already-paid periods unless applicable law or commercial terms state otherwise.
The account stops operating and we keep the information for 14 additional days so you can reactivate it. Deletion then begins, subject to temporary backups and minimum records retained for security, billing or legal duties.
Create an account without a card, set up a table or quick sale, and validate the workflow with your team for 14 days.
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