How your guests pay — and how every cent gets recorded.
ORBITA OS is the brain of the service, not another card processor. You keep the terminal and the bank you already trust; we make sure the money, the tips and the tickets always add up — and that closing the till takes seconds.
Ways to get paid
Your existing card terminal
Keep the terminal you already have (Clip, SumUp, Stripe Terminal, Square, your bank's). The waiter charges the total there and taps “Card” on the ticket — ORBITA OS records amount, tip and who took the payment.
Pay by QR at the table
Every table has a QR. Guests open the live bill on their phone, split it and pay without waiting for anyone. The ticket closes itself in the POS.
Cash
Register cash and change per ticket. The cash drawer session tracks the expected amount and flags over/short automatically at close.
Transfer & wallets
Bank transfer, wallets or vouchers are logged as their own method, so the daily breakdown always matches the money you actually received.
Integrated terminal (one-tap)
Send the amount straight from the ticket to a Stripe Terminal or Clip reader — no re-typing totals. On the roadmap for the next release.
Fiscal invoicing
Tickets carry all data your invoicing provider needs (CFDI in MX, e-invoice in EU). We connect to the provider your accountant already uses.
The flow at the table
- 01Guest asks for the billThe waiter opens the ticket in ORBITA OS and splits it by item or by guest if needed.
- 02Choose how they payCash, card, QR or transfer — a ticket can combine several methods and tips.
- 03ChargeCard goes through your terminal (or the guest pays by QR); cash goes in the drawer.
- 04Record & closeTap the method in the payment dialog. The table frees up and the sale hits your reports instantly.
- 05Close the tillAt the end of service, the cash close shows the exact split: cash vs card vs QR vs transfer, plus tips and over/short.
What the venue needs
- A tablet, phone or laptop with a browser — no proprietary hardware.
- A card terminal from any provider (or none, if you only take cash and QR).
- Optional: a thermal printer for kitchen tickets and receipts.
- Optional: your usual invoicing provider for fiscal receipts.
What ORBITA OS gives you back
- A live breakdown per method: cash, card, QR, transfer — plus tips.
- Cash close with expected vs counted and automatic over/short.
- Sales, average ticket and tips by waiter, hour and product.
- Digital receipts and a public bill page for every table.
Start taking orders tonight.
Keep your terminal, keep your bank. Add the operating system that makes the service fast and the numbers honest.