POS for entry, café and shop

A POS for entry, the café and the shop.

The problem

A till for the café and a booking system for entry means two queues, two cash-ups and nobody knowing what a family spent.

Sorted

Entry, food, drink, retail, memberships and parties go on one sale, on any tablet, against the customer's record.

The POS: entry, café and shop in one sale, with an offer applied by itself.

How it goes

One sale, from the door to the café.

  1. At the desk

    Entry on the till

    Find the booking or sell a walk-in, with the member's price applied.

  2. Same sale

    Coffee and a chalk bag

    Food, drink and retail added to one basket, with choices and sizes.

  3. Paying

    Card, cash or split

    Card goes to the card machine and the sale waits for it; gift cards, vouchers and credit sit alongside.

  4. Afterwards

    Cashed up and counted

    Stock counts itself down, and each device has its X and Z reports.

What's in it

POS for entry, café and shop, in full.

One sale for everything, on any tablet.

Everything on one sale

Entry, food, drink, retail, memberships, passes, packages, classes, parties and gift cards.

Choices and sizes

Variants and modifiers (a large oat latte), images on the buttons, and a search that takes barcodes.

Stock

Stock per item and per site, goods in, adjustments, stock takes and low-stock warnings.

Tabs, tables and kitchen screens

Open tabs and table numbers, with paid orders on a screen by station showing their choices and how long each has waited, and party food timed before the party.

Cash drawer

Opening float, pay in and out, count and close, and X and Z reports per device.

Ways to pay

Card sent to the card machine with the sale waiting for it, cash, gift cards, vouchers, account credit and business accounts, split across several, and refunds back to the card.

At the desk

A second screen facing the customer in your colours, and a link or QR code a parent fills in and signs for a child while the POS waits.

Refunds by item

Give back one item from a sale, or the whole thing, to how it was paid or onto their account.

Food and drink ordered online

A menu guests order from at their table (each table's QR code fills it in) or to collect, with allergens, Challenge 25, offers and member prices; the kitchen screen and a till get it, and a text says when it's ready.

Included for £365 per site per month.

Every part of LeisureHQ is in the one price, plus usage. No set-up fee, no contract, nothing per member of staff.

Work out your price

Questions

What venues ask us.

What hardware does it need?

Any tablet with a browser. Card payments are sent to the card machine and the sale waits for it.

Does it handle food orders?

Yes: tabs and table numbers, kitchen screens by station, and a menu guests order from at their table by QR code or to collect.

Can we refund one item?

Yes. Give back one item or the whole sale, to how it was paid or onto the customer's account.

Start your free trial

One till for the whole venue.

Sign up and we get your trial up and running: your venue, your branding, your sites, with sample data loaded so you can try everything straight away. We'll help you set up what you sell and import your data whenever you're ready.

  • Nothing to install
  • No card, no commitment
  • Your own data imported when you're ready
  • Onboarding and best practice from people who run venues
  1. 1. Your venue
  2. 2. Your address
  3. 3. You

Where your venue is, so we know who we're talking to.

No card, no commitment. Nothing to install.