🇸🇬 Singapore · Answer · Updated 23 May 2026
How long does it take to migrate from Qashier to LOOP in Singapore?
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In 2026 a three-outlet Singapore chain moves from Qashier to LOOP in about nine working days. Days one to three cover menu and recipe import, days four and five hardware, days six and seven staff training, and the final two days a parallel run across a weekend. Timings are medians, not guarantees.
Median 9 working days for a 3-outlet SG chain: day 1-3 menu + recipe import, day 4-5 hardware (printers, KDS, cash drawers, payment terminals), day 6-7 staff training, day 8-9 two parallel-run weekends. LOOP's migration team helps record PayNow, NETS QR, GrabFood and foodpanda sales as payment types in the daily close; direct PayNow, NETS QR and delivery ingestion in LOOP POS are on roadmap.
How it works with LOOP
LOOP's migration team exports the Qashier menu, modifiers and price tiers, then rebuilds them with recipe quantities attached so cost tracking works from day one. Printers, KDS screens and cash drawers are re-pointed rather than replaced, since LOOP is hardware agnostic. Existing payment terminals and delivery-app workflows remain in use; direct PayNow, NETS QR and outside-Vietnam ingestion are on roadmap. Menu and payment-type records are checked before the parallel weekend, so trading never stops during the switch.
Key facts
- Median: 9 working days for 3 outlets
- Zero-downtime parallel run included
- Menu + recipe import: day 1-3
- Aggregator re-credentialing handled by LOOP
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