Feature · Table QR

The raised hand nobody sees.

Your guest wants the bill, a bottle of water, a coffee. They raise a hand and wait for someone to walk past. With the QR on the table they ask from their phone, and the request reaches the floor straight away, with the table number on it.

A phone scanning a QR code on a restaurant table

What the guest sees

Point the camera, that is it

They scan their table QR

Your menu opens, with photos, allergens and current prices. No app, no laminated card to wipe down between guests.

They ask for what they need

One tap picks the reason: service, to order, or the bill. No hunting for eye contact.

They can rate the dishes too

They give a star to the dish they just ate, right from the table. One vote per device, no sign-up.

The floor team stops walking in circles.

The difference is not the QR: it is that the request arrives written down, with the table and the reason. The waiter knows where to go and why before they move.

On the floor side

Calls land where someone is looking

A full-screen monitor

Open calls appear as tiles, in the order they arrived, with the table number, the reason and how long they have been waiting. A colour tells you when it is too long.

It makes a sound

A chime warns whoever is not looking at the screen, wherever they are in the panel.

Whoever takes it, signs it

A waiter takes the call and their name appears on the screen: nobody doubles up on the same table, and nobody skips it assuming someone else went.

Rooms and waiters

You can assign waiters to rooms so each of them sees their own area first. Or let anyone take any table, if you prefer.

No duplicate calls

If the guest taps twice, there is still one open call. Your screen does not fill up with the same request.

A PDF with every QR

You generate the file from the panel, one QR per table with the number printed inside. Take it to the printer and it is done.

The question you ask straight away

"What if somebody uses it from home?"

The table only exists in that tab

The table session lasts a few hours and lives only in the browser tab opened by that QR. Close it and the table is gone.

A shared link calls nobody

If a guest forwards your page to a friend, the friend sees the menu but not the button to call the waiter. No QR, no table.

The table is verified

The number is not just a word in the address: it is checked against your real tables. An invented number opens no call at all.

Only your people answer

Calls are seen and handled only by your staff. There is even a waiter role that sees the floor and touches nothing else.

One thing said plainly

The table QR does not replace your waiter, and it was never meant to. It only removes the dumbest part of the job, which is walking between tables to find out who needs something. The rest, the part people come back for, is still them.

The table QR is included is included in both Managed ($416 a month, we run it) and Suite ($139 a month, you run it). No fee per redemption.

Managed is a 12-month contract of $4,990 a year, with setup and migration included and a 90-day guarantee.

Prices exclude any taxes due in your country. Invoiced by FM Solutions & Consulting USA LLC (Orlando, FL, USA).