onePOS: Hybrid Point of Sale Software
onePOS helps small and enterprise hospitality operators manage sales and staff. It is designed for teams needing a mix of terminal stability and cloud-based management.
At a glance
- Category
- Sales
- Best for
- Quick-service restaurants, Full-service and fine dining establishments, Bars and nightclubs, Hotels and resorts, Multi-unit enterprise operators
- Pricing
- Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
- Key use cases
- Quick-Service Line Busting, Table-Side Ordering and Payment, Multi-Unit Management, Kitchen Workflow Coordination, Staff Scheduling
- Official website
- onepos.com
onePOS is a hybrid point-of-sale system for hospitality environments, including quick-service restaurants, fine dining, bars, and hotels. It combines on-site POS functionality with a cloud management suite for remote access to data.
The software supports Windows terminals, as well as Android and iOS devices for mobile or table-side ordering. It includes built-in payment processing for EMV, NFC, and digital wallets, which helps businesses handle various payment methods in one system.
Beyond transactions, the tool includes a kitchen display system and employee scheduling. The system is designed specifically for food, beverage, and hospitality operations.
Operations managers should confirm how the hybrid-cloud syncing fits their network stability needs and whether the integrated hardware options meet their physical location requirements.
Key Features
Supports Windows terminals, Android and iOS devices, and customer-facing kiosks.
Supports EMV, NFC, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and magnetic swipe payments.
A digital system designed to route orders to prep stations and track cook times.
A hybrid-cloud suite for managing restaurant data and generating reports via a web browser.
A tool for creating and distributing employee schedules via a mobile app.
In-house application with customizable web templates for managing delivery fees and order limits.
A mobile app for tracking real time and historical sales data across multiple locations.
Use Cases
Using iOS terminals to take orders and payments in the queue during peak hours.
Using mobile devices to take orders at the table or poolside and process payments.
Syncing menu items, employee records, and reporting across several locations via the cloud.
Routing orders to specific prep stations and using bump pads to acknowledge completed items.
Creating weekly schedules and notifying employees of their shifts through the oneSchedule app.
Best For
Pricing
Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
FAQ
onePOS is cross-platform and supports Windows terminals, Android devices, iOS devices (including iPads and iPhones), and customer-facing kiosks.
Yes, it is designed as a hybrid system to remain operational regardless of whether the internet is working.
The system supports EMV, NFC, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and magnetic swipe cards.
The oneSchedule tool allows managers to create and distribute schedules via the cloud, and employees can receive notifications through the oneSchedule app.
Source category: Sales
Source subcategory: Point of Sale
