Does the RestroNivo POS work without internet?
Yes. Orders taken while offline are stored in the browser and synced automatically when the connection returns, so service continues through an outage.
A point of sale that keeps selling when the internet does not
The till is the one screen that cannot be slow and cannot go down. RestroNivo's POS runs in the browser, holds its own cash session per outlet, splits a bill across as many tenders as the guest wants, and queues orders locally when the connection drops.
What it does
- Split and partial payments — One bill across cash, card, wallet and bank transfer, each tender recorded separately so the drawer reconciles to the cent.
- Cash sessions per outlet — Open a float, record every cash in and cash out, and close with a counted drawer. Variances are flagged for manager review rather than absorbed silently.
- Works offline — Orders taken during an outage are queued in the browser and synced the moment the connection returns.
- Dine-in, takeaway and delivery — One screen for every order type, with table selection for dine-in and address capture for delivery.
- Customer-facing display — Mirror the running cart to a second screen so the guest sees each item as it is rung up.
- Role-aware — Waiters see their own shift and orders; cashiers own the drawer; managers see everything.
Frequently asked questions
Can one bill be split across several payment methods?
Yes. A single order accepts any number of tenders — cash, card, mobile wallet, bank transfer — and each is recorded separately so the cash drawer reconciles exactly.
Does it need special hardware?
No. The POS runs in any modern browser on a tablet, laptop or desktop. Receipt printers and cash drawers connect through the browser print dialog or a network printer.
How does RestroNivo prevent cash going missing?
Every session opens with a counted float and closes with a counted drawer. Cash removed mid-shift must be recorded as a cash-out, and any session closed without a count is flagged for manager reconciliation.