Café POS

Café POS software built for speed at the counter and the table.

Cafés live on quick orders and small variations. Navalyst POS handles milk, size and extras as modifiers, sends drinks to the bar or kitchen screen, and gives guests a QR menu so the queue moves faster.

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What is café pos software?

Cafés live on quick orders and small variations. Navalyst POS handles milk, size and extras as modifiers, sends drinks to the bar or kitchen screen, and gives guests a QR menu so the queue moves faster.

What a café gets with Navalyst POS

  • Modifiers for every variation

    Milk type, size, extra shots and sugar level are taps, not typed notes, so the barista screen stays clear.

  • QR menu and guest ordering

    Every table gets a QR code that opens your menu on the guest’s phone. No app to install, and orders land on the same kitchen ticket.

  • Kitchen display and KOT tickets

    Orders reach the kitchen as tickets with timers, notes and modifiers, so the pass always knows what is waiting and what is ready.

  • Split bills and mixed payments

    Split by item or by guest and take cash, card and online payments on one bill. Every payment is recorded against the cash drawer.

  • Stock, recipes and wastage

    Recipes deduct ingredients as you sell, low-stock alerts show what to reorder, and wastage stays on the record.

  • Reports your accountant can use

    Cash drawer, bills register and cost and profit reports, with Excel and PDF exports. No re-entering numbers at month end.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a POS built for cafés and coffee shops?

Navalyst POS works for cafés as well as restaurants: tables and takeaway, modifiers for drinks, a bar or kitchen screen, split billing and daily reports.

How fast can a café get set up?

A café can usually import its menu, add tables and staff, and run a practice shift in a day.

Does it support takeaway orders?

Yes. Dine-in, takeaway and delivery orders all run through the same flow and appear on the same kitchen display.

Can I track milk, beans and other stock?

Yes. Recipes deduct ingredients as drinks are sold, and low-stock alerts tell you what to reorder.