Tatreez Systems builds the software a restaurant runs on — QR menu, kitchen screen, cashier, delivery — and rents it to you. You bring the menu, the tables and the colours. We keep it running.
Six steps, in the order they happen. Each one is a screen somebody on your staff is already using.
The menu opens in their browser. No app to install, nothing to download.
Photos, prices, and what has run out tonight. Arabic or English.
Nothing reaches the kitchen until a person says so. Mistakes stop here.
Tickets ordered by how long they have waited, with the late ones flashing.
Priced by distance, and the guest watches it come on a map.
One bill per table, split or whole, and a report at the end of the night.
Not modules to assemble. One login, one bill, and every screen below included.
A code per table. Scan, browse, order, pay.
Replaces the ticket printer. Orders age on screen so none is forgotten.
Approve orders, take cash or card, split a bill, close a shift.
Assign a driver, price by distance, show the guest where it is.
Reservations that hold a table and email the guest a confirmation.
What sold, what it cost, and which hours pay for themselves.
Tatreez is one stitch, repeated — and what tells you whose embroidery it is, is the colours it was worked in. The same idea runs underneath this product: one system, and each restaurant gets its own palette, logo, menu and address. Your guests never see ours.
No server to buy and nobody to hire. Your restaurant goes live on its own address in your own colours, and you can leave whenever you like — your menu and your history come with you.