Tableside Payment

Looking for the PCI Council's latest position on mobile payment certification or insight into how pay-at-table devices can speed table turns? HT recaps these stories and 11 more in its monthly POS summary.

ERJ Dining has shaved an average of three minutes off of the time it takes to turn a table, and plans to install the digital promotion and pay-at-table device in all of its 122 locations in 2011.

New features of Version 17 include: split check capabilities, real-time alerts, support for real-time inventory counters, and integration with the Linea-pro 4 Magnetic Card reader from Infinite Peripherals.

Revel provides a complete front- to back-of-house system that manages menu and ingredients, order-taking, secure payment processing, real-time reporting, inventory management, and much more.

Self-service solution allows restaurant and bar patrons to order and pay at their table through a digital menu interface on a portable touch-screen computer, wirelessly connecting each table to the restaurant's wait staff and existing POS system.

Hospitality Technology recaps 10 of the biggest technology announcements from the 2011 National Restaurant Association show, including: mobile point-of-sale applications that leverage the iPad, online learning modules, and a guest-facing application that combines features from Foursquare, Citysearch and more.

New mobile offerings include mymenu, mobile payments with Tabbedout, an iPad ordering app, mobile mymicros.net, Mobile iCard, and NFC pay-at-the-table with VeriFone PAYware Mobile.

The addition of iPad Ordering provides restaurant operators with additional self ordering and line-busting options.