Point of Sale
Tabs, quick reorders, and check splitting
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Bar POS System
A bar runs on open tabs, fast reorders, and clean check splits at close. WDPW opens and holds tabs across a visit, rings the next round in a couple of taps, splits checks by item or evenly, and deducts stock on every pour — on tablets you already own, and it keeps working offline.
Open tabs
Hold checks across the whole visit
Quick reorders
Ring the next round in a couple of taps
Clean splits
Split by item or evenly at close
The problem
What gets in the way
A bar is a speed-and-trust business. Guests run tabs, order round after round, and split the bill at the end — often several ways. Behind the bar, every pour is stock leaving the shelf. A POS that's slow to reorder, clumsy at splitting, or blind to inventory costs you both speed and margin.
WDPW is built for that pace. Open a tab, hold it across the visit, ring quick reorders, and split cleanly at close — while inventory quietly tracks what's being poured.
Running tabs
Guests keep an open check across a visit, and the POS has to hold and recover it reliably.
Speed of reorders
Rounds repeat, so ringing the next one has to be near-instant.
Splitting the check
Groups split several ways at the end, and doing it by hand is slow and error-prone.
Stock on every pour
Every drink is inventory leaving the shelf; untracked pours quietly erode margin.
Why WDPW fits
Built for how you actually work
Open and held tabs
Open a tab, hold it across the visit, and recover open checks from a previous session — nothing gets lost.
Fast reorders
Quick reorders and a touch-first layout ring the next round in a couple of taps.
Clean check splitting
Split a check by item or evenly, and take a separate payment for each split.
Inventory on pours
Recipes deduct stock as drinks sell, with par levels and low-stock alerts on your key bottles.
Runs on your devices
No proprietary hardware, no per-cashier fees, and offline-ready so service never stops.
How it works
A bar visit on WDPW
1
Open a tab for the guest or table.
2
Ring each round with quick reorders; the tab is held across the visit.
3
Stock deducts by recipe as drinks are poured.
4
At close, split the check by item or evenly.
5
Settle each split, and see best-sellers and peak hours in analytics.
The suite
The modules that matter here
Inventory and Purchasing
Deduct stock on every pour, with par alerts
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Recognize regulars and reward them
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Best-sellers and busiest hours
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Bar POS System — questions & answers
What is the best POS for a bar?
The best bar POS opens and holds tabs, rings fast reorders, splits checks cleanly, and tracks stock on every pour. WDPW does all of this on tablets you own, offline-ready, from EGP 15,000/year.
Can WDPW run open tabs?
Yes. You can open a tab, hold it across the visit, and recover open checks from a previous session so nothing is lost.
Can I split a bar check several ways?
Yes. Split a check by item or evenly and take a separate payment for each split, with a receipt for each.
Does WDPW track stock on drinks?
Yes. Recipes deduct ingredients as drinks sell, and par levels with low-stock alerts help you keep key bottles in stock.
Next step
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