More tables. More orders. One connected flow.

Service starts with a clear order.

Restaurant rhythms change through the day. Lunch brings seated guests and takeaway orders together. Restaurant POS needs to help staff take orders, process transactions, and review service results.

Lysara POS connects with sales type pricing and reports. Start with checkout and service needs, then assess additional tools. Test hardware requirements and specific flows using actual restaurant orders.

Dine-in and takeaway have different needs.

Dine-in guests and takeaway customers do not always follow the same flow. Sales Type supports prices and reports by sales type, including when delivery pricing differs from direct purchases.

Define the sales types your restaurant uses, then agree prices and fulfilment with the team. Reports by sales type let you review those differences after service.

Browse the menu from the table.

Self Order starts with an outlet QR code. Customers browse and choose on their phones, and your team fulfils orders according to its operations. This gives guests a self ordering option during their visit.

In a demo, review the customer and staff experience together. Check the menu display, order receipt, and staff responsibilities. Match pickup and delivery fulfilment to kitchen and service capacity.

Returning guests build a longer relationship.

Membership offers points, vouchers, and targeted member offers. It can support customer relationships when benefits and rules match the available settings.

Track voucher usage and use CRM reports to identify loyal customers. Bring a programme idea to the demo so the team can show suitable settings and member identification.

One product, a price for each way you sell.

Counter prices do not always match delivery prices. Sales Type supports product pricing and reporting by sales channel.

For example, a milk coffee could cost Rp25,000 for walk-in and Rp29,000 for delivery. These are illustrative Indonesian prices. Your business sets the actual prices. Setting sales types does not automatically connect orders to third-party delivery apps.

Payment completed. Funds go to your business account.

Lysara supports integration with the merchant’s own Xendit account. Payments are processed through that account and settled to the business bank account. Available methods, processing fees, and settlement schedules follow Xendit’s terms.

During outlet setup, discuss the payment methods you need and the merchant account you will use. Keep software subscription costs separate from payment processing costs in your monthly planning.

The outlet closes. You still need to read the results.

Sales and shift reports help you review a service period. Read results by sales type to distinguish counter sales, pickup, and delivery.

Use reports to ask which products sold, which channels customers used, and what to discuss before the next opening. Explore the Dashboard in a demo to assess the reports you need.

One outlet today. A clearer plan for tomorrow.

Indonesian plans are priced per outlet per month, excluding tax. Plus provides basic POS; Pro includes POS, Membership, and Self Order. If you are preparing another outlet, discuss reporting, staff access, menus, and plan needs before choosing the setup.