F&B segment
POS for Restaurants — Service, Kitchen & Inventory in One System
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What we hear from operators
- Food cost variance only shows up at month-end stocktake — by then it's six weeks of leakage.
- Kitchen tickets pile up at one station while another idles, because the POS routes everything to one printer.
- Splitting a 12-cover bill across 4 cards still takes 7 minutes and 3 reprints.
- HĐĐT (e-invoice) is a separate workflow, generated after the fact from a different app.
Why LOOP fits this segment
- Multi-station KDS routes hot/cold/grill independently, with course pacing so apps arrive before mains.
- Recipe-level inventory deducts ingredients on order, not on stocktake — variance is visible by 11 PM each night.
- Split, merge and move bills across tables in one screen, no reprints, server-name persisted.
- HĐĐT issued on the same receipt, no second app, no duplicate data entry.
What you get
- Visual table map with status, server, time-on-table and last-order timer.
- Course-paced firing to multi-station KDS with bump times.
- Split-by-item, split-by-seat, split-by-amount in one panel.
- Recipe deduction with low-stock alerts before service.
- Daily P&L per outlet by 23:30 with food cost as a single line.
Pricing built for chains
Flat per-outlet pricing, unlimited devices per outlet. Free for a single outlet. Growth and Business tiers add multi-outlet sync, AI forecasting and central-kitchen control.
Frequently asked
- Can LOOP handle a 60-table restaurant?
- Yes. LOOP runs Vietnamese restaurants with 80+ tables and 6+ kitchen stations on a single floor without performance issues.
- Does it support service charge and VAT separately?
- Yes. Service charge (typically 5%) and VAT (8 or 10%) are configured per outlet and shown as separate lines on the receipt and HĐĐT.
- How is the KDS different from a kitchen printer?
- KDS shows live order status with timers, lets the kitchen mark items ready (which notifies the server), and reroutes if a station goes down. A printer just prints once.
- Can I run multiple outlets from one account?
- Yes. The Growth and Business tiers add unlimited outlets, central recipe and price control, and a single dashboard rolling up all locations in real time.
- What if I already use MISA for accounting?
- LOOP exports daily sales to MISA-compatible CSV and integrates HĐĐT directly. Your accountant keeps MISA; the floor runs on LOOP.
- How long does migration take?
- A single restaurant typically goes live in 5–10 days: 1 day data import, 2–3 days menu/recipe setup, 1 day training, and a shadow weekend before full cutover.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough
We'll map your current stack to LOOP, show you the AI forecast for a real outlet, and answer pricing and migration questions on the call.