Most restaurants run a POS, a separate online-orders app, a reservations tool, a payroll provider, and a spreadsheet for inventory — none of which talk to each other. Mewayz puts the whole restaurant on one login.
Your POS rings up sales but doesn’t touch payroll, inventory, or the books. Month-end is a manual export marathon.
A third-party orders app takes a cut and lives apart from your menu, your stock, and your customer list.
Stock counts drift, food cost is a guess, and nobody knows margin until the accountant says so weeks later.
Turn on the modules a kitchen needs; the rest of the platform stays out of your way.
Fast POS with table management, split bills, and tabs. Every sale posts to inventory and the books in real time.
Your own online menu and ordering page — no per-order commission, synced to the same stock and kitchen display.
Online reservations with deposits and reminders so empty tables and no-shows stop costing you covers.
Recipe-level stock deduction, supplier orders, and live food-cost so margin is a number, not a guess.
Shift rotas, clock-in, tips, and payroll — hours worked flow straight to pay with no re-keying.
Sales, payroll, and supplier bills land in the same ledger. Quarter-end closes itself.
When a table pays, inventory drops, the sale hits the books, and the server’s tips post to payroll — all on one record. No exports, no reconciliation, no $300/mo of disconnected apps.
Yes — Mewayz includes a full POS with table management, split bills, and tabs, connected to inventory, payroll, and accounting on the same platform.
No. Mewayz is a flat monthly fee with unlimited users. Your own online ordering page takes no per-order commission.
Yes. Stock deducts at the recipe level on every sale, suppliers and purchase orders are built in, and live food-cost shows margin in real time.
Yes. Build shift rotas, capture clock-in and tips, and run payroll — hours worked flow straight into pay.
The Mewayz modules restaurants businesses turn on first — each one its own page, all on one platform and one bill.
Start free, ring up a sale, and watch it hit inventory and the books at once.