Driven by a touchscreen-based interface, the Ordering Module allows servers, cashiers, and phone crew to quickly enter, update, view, and settle orders. All prices are automatically calculated, and all menu choices are prompted, ensuring an accurate and timely order.
In the bottom-left corner of the screen there are four order-type buttons: Dine-in , Delivery, Carry-Out , and Bar. Depending on the initial configuration of your system, one or more of these order types may be blank. In addition, some systems may have the Bar ordertype replaced with Quick. The Quick ordertype is designed to facilitate ordertaking of simple items in a counter service environment, where only a Crew ID # is required. Quick orders are processed by default as Carry-Out orders.
Along the bottom of the screen, a status bar displays information specific to that station. The main portion of the screen is taken up by function buttons. Each function button accesses a different component of the Ordering Module.
Select a option below for a detailed description of the function it provides.
Begins the creation of a new order.
Allows the user to view orders for the current day as well as advanced orders if allowed by password setup.
Quickly allows the user to update or change a specific order.
Displays a representation of the current section the station is assigned to use. More info!
Allows the user to add tips that have been received on an order.
On a station configured to use a cash drawer, this will pop the drawer open if the password used allows this function. More info!
Allow the user or manager to change the default till of the station. This requires a valid password.
Logs the user in and out of the system. This functions is generally only used when order security and strict cash control are concerns. Please contact Microworks Technical Support for more information.
Enters the order training mode which allows a new user to experiment with the system without affecting the sales totals for the day.
Used to clock employees in and out for a shift. More info!
In a delivery environment, this function is used to assign orders to a driver. An automated tutorial on routing an order is also available. Just click here!
When a server or driver is using a personal bank, this function allows them to drop off extra cash to a more secure location. More info!
Loads the most recent menu setup from the Manager's Module. More info!
This option exits the Ordering Module. Each time the Ordering Module is exited, the occurrence is noted in the Weekly Exceptions report.