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Room service that lands on the right bill

Find the stay, add dishes from the menu, leave a note for the kitchen and send it. Each item is posted to the guest's folio and the kitchen gets a docket.

In short

Room service takes an order for an in house guest: find the stay by room, name or booking, add items from the menu with a note for the kitchen, and Send to kitchen. Each item is posted to the guest folio at its menu price, and a docket prints on the kitchen printer.

The problem it solves

A room service order taken on paper reaches the kitchen but not the bill, and the guest checks out without paying for dinner.

How it works

4 steps, start to finish

  1. 1

    Find the stay

    Search by room number, guest name or booking reference.

  2. 2

    Add from the menu

    Search the menu; prices come from your items.

  3. 3

    Note for the kitchen

    Add a note and pick the kitchen printer.

  4. 4

    Send to kitchen

    The items post to the folio and the docket prints.

In detail

What room service does for you

Common queries

Questions people ask

  • No. Room service posts the charge to the folio and sends a docket; it does not create a sales order or move stock.
  • Yes. The POS can charge a sale to an in house guest's room, with the same checks.
  • Yes. A room flagged no post, or one that has reached its charge limit, refuses the charge.

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