A POS that survives the lunch rush, and the Wi-Fi.

One staff login. Every channel, dine-in, takeaway, delivery, web, landing on the same screen. Your logo at the top, your colours on the chrome, your name on the receipt at the bottom.

  • Native desktop app on Mac and Windows, or tablet on the floor
  • Keeps taking orders during Wi-Fi blips and syncs the moment it's back
  • Same shift, every channel, nothing slips through the cracks
  • Your logo, your colours, your receipts, not ours
  • Manager PIN gates voids, refunds, and discount overrides
  • Z-report at close-of-shift your accountant will actually recognise

Survives the Wi-Fi, not just the lunch rush

Restaurant networks don't go offline for hours; they hiccup for seconds. Nomli leans into that. When the network blips, orders queue on the device with a clear queued indicator. The moment it's back, they commit, in the order they were taken, with no duplicates, no missing tickets. The server is the single source of truth, so two tablets working the same table can never disagree.

  • Clear queued indicator so the cashier always knows what's pending
  • Auto-resync the moment connectivity is back
  • No duplicate tickets, even if a retry collides with the original
  • Multi-hour outages? Take new orders on reconnect, by design

Built for the way kitchens actually work

Open shifts with an opening float. Take orders across every channel. Split bills any way the table wants. Void with a manager PIN. Hand off to delivery. Cash drawer counts at close-of-shift produce a Z-report you can read on a Monday morning. Tips, discounts, modifiers, combos, and per-branch tax rules all live in the same shift envelope.

  • Dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and web all reconcile against the same shift
  • Cash, card, mobile-wallet, and voucher payments tracked separately on the Z-report
  • Per-branch menu and price overrides, no waiting on us
  • Refunds and discount overrides need a manager PIN

Branding is data, not a sticker

Open the POS and you'll see your logo, your primary and accent colours, and your typography, not ours. The same brand flows to receipts, the customer web, the mobile apps, the kitchen display, and emails. POS theming is intentionally narrow because the operational screen is tightly designed to keep throughput up, we won't let you foot-gun your own line speed.

Multi-currency and multi-language, day one

Arabic right-to-left, Urdu, French, Spanish, ship from day one. Currency, tax, receipt footer, and date format follow the branch, so a group with venues in Lahore and London serves the right receipt in each.

A POS that survives the lunch rush, and the Wi-Fi.