For All You Can EatiButler counts
the rounds.
You set rounds and limits, and iButler applies them per table to every order via QR, table tablet or handheld.
How an evening works.
From round to kitchenYou set the rules
The maximum number of rounds, the time limit per table and the number of dishes per person.
The table orders
Guests order via the QR code or the table tablet, staff with the handheld. The same rules apply everywhere.
The kitchen gets the round
Dishes go to the right section. The kitchen display shows the orders and rounds per table.
Built for hundreds
of dishes per evening.
Features
Rounds and limits
Set the maximum number of rounds, a time limit per table and the number of dishes per person.
Automatic per table
iButler records when a round starts and ends and when guests can order again. You do not need to track this yourself.
QR, table tablet and handheld
Guests order with their phone or the tablet on the table, staff with the handheld. The same rules apply to all three.
Per kitchen section
Sushi, grill, wok and dessert each get their own orders, on the receipt printer or the kitchen display.
Kitchen display with rounds
The kitchen display shows the orders and rounds per table as soon as they come in.
Menu in three languages
Guests read the menu in Dutch, English or 中文. You can also print kitchen tickets in Chinese.
Everything an
AYCE business needs.
IntegrationsGuests order themselves via QR or the table tablet, staff with the handheld. All orders follow the same rounds and limits.
Everything goes into iButler Kassa and is sent per section to the receipt printer or the kitchen display. We also supply payment terminals.
How does an ordering system for All You Can Eat work?
Rounds, time limits and maximums per person
With All You Can Eat, guests order in rounds. An ordering system for All You Can Eat applies the rules the business sets, such as the maximum number of rounds, the time limit per table and the number of dishes per person. iButler automatically records per table when a round starts and ends and when guests can order again.
Ordering via QR, table tablet or handheld
Guests scan the QR code on the table and order with their own phone, without an app. Guests without a smartphone use a fixed tablet on the table. Staff take orders with the handheld, on any device with a browser. The same rounds and limits apply to all three.
From the table to the right kitchen section
Dishes go automatically to the right section, such as sushi, grill, wok or dessert. The kitchen screen shows orders and rounds per table as soon as they come in. You print kitchen tickets per section in Dutch, English or Chinese. That is how iButler is built for businesses that serve hundreds of dishes a night.
Installation and training in three languages
Installation takes place within 1 to 5 working days, including training. Training is available in Dutch, English or Chinese. You pay a fixed amount per month. iButler Kassa connects to iButler QR. Prefer to work with Lightspeed or Spont? We also supply those POS systems, in combination with iButler.
Frequently asked questions.
All You Can EatDoes iButler keep track of rounds automatically?
Yes. For each table, iButler records when a round starts and stops and when guests can order again. Your staff do not have to track this themselves.
Can I set a time limit per table?
Yes. You set the time limit per table, along with the maximum number of rounds and the number of dishes per person.
Do the rules also apply when staff take the order?
Yes. Whether guests order via QR or the table tablet, or staff take the order on the handheld, iButler applies the same rounds and limits.
How does the kitchen know which round belongs to which table?
The kitchen screen shows orders and rounds per table as soon as they come in. Dishes go automatically to the right section, such as sushi, grill, wok or dessert.
Can kitchen tickets be printed in Chinese?
Yes. You choose Dutch, English or Chinese per section. You also set the content and layout of the ticket per section.
Which languages is the menu available in?
Dutch, English and Chinese (中文). Guests read the menu in their own language.
Do I need photos of all dishes?
No. Photos of dishes are not required. The menu also works without them.
How quickly can I start, and which language is the training in?
Within 1 to 5 working days, including installation and training. Training is available in Dutch, English or Chinese.
What does iButler cost for an All You Can Eat restaurant?
You pay a fixed amount per month. On the pricing page, choose All You Can Eat as your type of business to see an indication.
How do I reach support?
Monday to Friday from 09:15 to 17:00 on 040 711 4761 or info@wappstars.nl. Outside office hours there is an emergency line, 040 304 3388.