Counter + tables, one system
Quick-service checkout and table-based service run on the same platform — no choosing between a retail-style till and a restaurant workflow.
A cafe is two businesses wearing one apron: a quick-service counter where the 8 a.m. line is won or lost in seconds, and a room of tables where a flat white becomes lunch. ScomsPOS runs both — fast counter checkout with modifiers for every oat-milk-extra-shot order, and table service on the same platform. See the full cloud POS platform.
Milk swaps, syrups, extra shots, size changes — cafe orders are built, not picked. ScomsPOS manages menus, modifiers, and combos in real time, so the order taken at the register reaches the bar exactly as the customer said it, and a price or menu change lands on every terminal immediately.
Every sale builds a customer profile with purchase history, and loyalty programs and targeted promotions turn that history into repeat visits — the economics a cafe actually runs on. Meanwhile real-time stock with low-stock alerts keeps beans, milk, and pastries from running out mid-rush, and cloud dashboards show the day's numbers from anywhere.
Quick-service checkout and table-based service run on the same platform — no choosing between a retail-style till and a restaurant workflow.
Customer profiles, purchase history, and loyalty programs are part of the POS — not a separate subscription taped on top.
Real-time inventory with low-stock alerts, and sales dashboards you can check from the roastery, home, or the second location.
Yes. It runs on the tablet or computer you already own, there are no setup fees, and pricing is shaped to your size — a single-counter cafe isn't paying for a chain's feature set.
Yes. Menus, modifiers, and combos are managed in real time, so customised drink orders are captured exactly and price changes take effect on every terminal immediately.
Yes. Every sale builds a customer profile with purchase history, and built-in loyalty programs and targeted promotions help turn first-time visitors into regulars.