Comparison

TableOS vs Posist

Enterprise restaurant platforms are built for chains with a central kitchen and a franchise structure. If you run one to five outlets, a good deal of what you would pay for is machinery you will never switch on.

Posist is an established restaurant management platform serving large chains and enterprise operators. This page makes no claims about its features or pricing — check their site. What is below is what to compare, whichever you choose.

What TableOS does

Everything below is something you can switch on in an account today.

Sized for independents and small groups

TableOS is aimed at the restaurant with one to five outlets: a QR menu, a kitchen screen, billing, a customer record and inventory, without a rollout project to get there.

Live in a day, not a quarter

Load the menu, print the QR codes, put a tablet in the kitchen. There is no hardware install and no on-site training week.

Part of a wider stack when you want it

TableOS pairs with WAVE for WhatsApp order alerts and customer messaging, so the restaurant and its conversations are one system rather than two vendors.

Questions to ask both vendors

These decide the answer in month three, once the demo has worn off and the invoice has arrived twice.

  1. 01Is the platform priced and built for your number of outlets, or for a chain?
  2. 02How long is implementation before you can actually take an order?
  3. 03Is there a minimum contract term?
  4. 04How much of what you are paying for will you switch on in year one?
  5. 05Can the kitchen display run on hardware you already own?
  6. 06Is your customer and order data exportable on the way out?

Look at the actual features

Try TableOS before you commit to anything.

₹999 a month. No setup fee, no per-terminal licence, no annual contract.