POS sync

Restaurant POS integration that keeps one menu everywhere you sell

Restaurant POS integration, set up once. Change a price in one place and your site and apps follow. No retyping after close.

Use Appetier POS, included in Growth, or keep your POS: with write access, it takes the orders.

One menu on every device, synced from the cloud. The Appetier POS runs on a countertop tablet, a small terminal shows a card sale, and a handheld shows the storefront menu.

How your POS connects

Appetier is open: bring your own POS and hardware. No tier requires Appetier hardware.

  1. 01

    Your POS accepts orders: the menu, prices, and sold-out items stay matched, and each order prints in your POS as a ticket.

  2. 02

    Your POS only shares its menu: prices and sold-out items stay matched, and orders run on Appetier's order screen and kitchen screen. Nothing is sent to your POS.

  3. 03

    No POS, or you want one system: Appetier POS is included in Growth, runs on your own hardware, and works with any system you connect.

Where the menu goes

One menu, every place orders start

Each POS connects the way it allows.

  • No POS, one register

    With no POS, Appetier POS rings up counter sales on the same menu.

  • One list of every order

    Web, app, and in-store orders sit in one list, whatever system took them.

  • Tickets the kitchen already reads

    If your POS accepts orders, each one prints there as a ticket. If not, it prints from Appetier.

Every extra place to order is another menu to keep right

Every change gets copied by hand, and one copy ends up wrong.

  • A price goes up in the POS and nowhere else.
  • A sold-out item keeps taking orders online.
  • A modifier means one thing in the POS and another online.
  • Someone retypes the same change after close.
  • The refund and the bad review arrive the next morning.

Your POS menu is the menu guests see

Edit in the POS or the console, or ask Sous. Your site and apps get the same change.

01

Prices and modifiers match

Your site and apps show the items, prices, and modifiers in your POS.

02

An 86 comes off the menu

86 an item in the POS and it comes off online ordering at once.

03

Orders print as tickets

Direct orders print like any other ticket. The kitchen works as it does now.

04

Prep times follow the rush

Quoted times track the actual rush, not a number someone set in March.

05

One menu, with changes per location

Run one menu for the brand. Change prices or items per location where they differ.

You hear about a mismatch before a guest does

Sous watches each POS connection and compares your online menu with the POS.

01

Mismatch alerts

Sous flags a menu that no longer matches your POS.

02

A dropped connection

Your team gets an alert when the POS connection drops.

03

Read it before it goes

Preview a menu change before guests see it.

04

A record of every change

See what changed, when, and where guests saw it.

See Sous

Run a test order before you rely on it

Setup is guided. Mismatches turn up in step three.

01

Connect your POS

Approve Appetier in your POS so it can see the menu and send orders.

02

Match items and locations

Appetier helps match your categories, modifiers, and items to the POS. Then set hours and prices for each location.

03

Check it before you trust it

Compare the online menu with the POS. A test order confirms they agree.

Where a matched menu pays off

01

Direct tickets on the same printer

When your POS accepts orders, orders from your site and apps print there next to your counter orders.

See online ordering

02

Checkout sells only what's on tonight

Guests order from the same prices and modifiers your staff ring up.

See online ordering

03

Google shows the menu you sell

Your Google listing carries the same hours and menu as your ordering page.

See restaurant SEO

Build your storefront before you connect a POS

The test drive builds your storefront from your website, no POS needed. Start free, connect your POS, then change a price and watch it reach your site.

A guest orders a Double Royale on a brioche bun with fries on a phone, picks a Royal Burger store, pays, and sees the order confirmed
  1. Open the burger
  2. Pick the bun
  3. Add the fries
  4. Add it to the order
  5. Pick the store
  6. Go to checkout
  7. Place the order
  8. See it confirmed

Square, Shopify POS, Toast, Clover, and more connect in setup

Pick yours when you connect. We also build custom connections.

POS sync FAQs

Questions owners ask before connecting a POS.

Do menus, prices, and orders sync both ways?
Yes, with most POS systems. Menus and prices come from your POS, and orders go back into it. A few only share the menu, and we tell you which when you connect.
Which restaurant POS integrations are supported?
Any POS that shares its menu, including Square, Shopify POS, Toast, Clover, Revel, and Micros. If it accepts orders too, they print there as tickets, like any other order. With menu only, Appetier's kitchen screen runs the orders. No POS? Appetier POS comes with Growth.
Do I need a POS to use Appetier?
No. Run your menu from the console and sell without one. Connecting a POS keeps your menu matched on its own and sends orders to it as tickets.
Do we need new hardware to get orders into our POS?
No. Tickets print on the printers your POS already uses, and there are no extra tablets on the counter.
What happens during a POS outage?
Ordering keeps running on the last menu it had until the POS is back. Sous watches each connection, and your team gets an alert when one drops.
Is there onboarding support?
Appetier helps match your categories, modifiers, and items to the POS, and a test order confirms they agree. If you get stuck, a person answers support tickets around the clock.

What to know before connecting a POS

What to know about menus when you keep, add, or change a POS.

01

Integration catalog

See supported POS and delivery partners.

See integrations

02

Publish before the POS is connected

Connecting a POS never holds up the launch. Publish from a logo and a menu photo, then connect the register.

See the setup guide

03

Appetier vs Owner

Compare POS sync alongside ordering and loyalty.

See Appetier vs Owner

04

Connecting Toast

Your Toast admin sets up access once. Prices and tickets stay in Toast.

See the Toast integration

05

Menu pricing guide

Cost each plate, then keep one price on the site, the app, and the counter.

See the menu pricing guide

06

More than one location

One menu across every store, with the fee cap counted per location.

See franchisees and groups

07

AI assistants and your menu

What an AI-readable menu is, and how an assistant order ends on your own checkout.

Read the AI-readable menu guide

Make the next price change in one place

Change it once and your site and apps follow. No POS yet? Start anyway and connect one later.