TableWorx Reviews & Product Details

Run your whole restaurant on one system, and make every decision on facts. TableWorx is a cloud point-of-sale platform built for restaurants, bars and coffee shops. It follows every order from the moment a guest places it to the moment the day is cashed up. Because it sees every step, it can show you exactly where your time and money go, and what to do about it. On the floor, waiters take orders and payments on one AddPay device, right at the table. Guests can scan the table's QR code and order another round from their own phone, with no app to download. Every item is tracked to the guest who ordered it, so splitting the bill takes seconds. In the kitchen, every ticket reaches the right station the moment it's placed. Timers turn amber, then red, so the pass always knows what to send out next, and waiters can see what's ready without leaving the floor. In the back office, the day reconciles itself. Cash, card and tips are matched transaction by transaction, variances are flagged, and the day locks once it balances. Every sale deducts its real ingredients through your recipes, so stock levels stay current. Low-stock alerts reach you on WhatsApp before you run out, and your bookkeeper gets clean Excel breakdowns. Then your data goes to work. Because sales, stock, payments and staff all live in one system, TableWorx connects figures that are usually kept in separate places. It shows which menu items earn the most and which barely cover their cost. It compares your stock counts with what your recipes say you used, and points out items that sold without any stock moving, which usually means a recipe is missing. It tracks supplier price changes, stock nearing its expiry date, payments still unsettled, and how this week's cash-ups compare with last week's. Every venue runs from one manager portal, so you can compare stores side by side and repeat what works. You don't have to dig for the answers. Connect an AI assistant such as Claude to your TableWorx data and ask questions in plain language: "How did Friday compare to last Friday?" "What do I need to reorder this week?" "Which dishes make the best margin?" "Which store sold the most last weekend?" The assistant answers from your own sales, cash-ups and stock, in seconds instead of an evening with spreadsheets. The connection is read-only, so it can see your numbers but can never change them.