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Restaurant POS System
A restaurant POS is the system that takes orders, sends them to the kitchen, and collects payment. WDPW goes further: one cloud platform that unites point of sale, kitchen display, QR and WhatsApp ordering, inventory, loyalty, delivery-aggregator orders, and analytics — running on devices you already own, with an offline mode that keeps you selling through an outage.
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Service modes: dine-in, takeaway, delivery, QR pickup
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Proprietary hardware required — use your own devices
Offline
POS and kitchen display keep working through outages
The problem
What gets in the way
Most restaurants run four to six disconnected tools: a POS, a separate kitchen screen, a QR-ordering app, delivery-aggregator tablets, inventory spreadsheets, and a payroll system that never talks to any of them. Every gap between those tools is a place where an order, a number, or a shift gets lost.
WDPW replaces that stack with one connected system. An order that enters at the counter, on a QR code, over WhatsApp, or from a delivery channel lands in the same place, fires to the same kitchen display, deducts the same inventory, and shows up in the same end-of-day report — no re-keying, no reconciliation.
Disconnected tools that don't reconcile
Sales live in the POS, stock in a spreadsheet, and delivery orders on a stack of aggregator tablets. Closing the day means stitching numbers together by hand.
Hardware lock-in and per-cashier fees
Traditional POS vendors sell you their hardware and charge per cashier terminal, turning a simple counter into a five-figure commitment before you sell anything.
Outages stop service
When the internet or power flickers, a cloud-only POS goes dark and the line stops moving.
Multi-branch sprawl
Each location edits its own menu and prices, so head office never sees one consistent picture.
Tax compliance
Egyptian operators need ETA-compliant electronic receipts and an immutable end-of-day record — not an afterthought bolted on later.
Why WDPW fits
Built for how you actually work
One connected suite
POS, kitchen display, QR and WhatsApp ordering, inventory, recipes, CRM and loyalty, the delivery-aggregator hub, workforce, and analytics share one database. Change a price once and it's right everywhere.
Runs on the devices you own
Any iPad, Android tablet, or web browser. No proprietary terminals, no per-cashier license fees, and unlimited POS devices on every plan.
Offline-ready service
The POS and kitchen display capture orders locally during an internet or power outage and sync automatically the moment connectivity returns.
Built-in tax compliance
ETA-ready electronic receipts and immutable Z-reports with cash-variance reconciliation, registered per branch and per terminal.
Real multi-branch control
Centralize menus, staff, inventory, permissions, and reporting across locations, and compare branch performance from one dashboard (Growth plan and up).
How it works
How an order moves through WDPW
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An order enters anywhere — counter POS, QR code, WhatsApp, kiosk, or a delivery channel.
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WDPW builds the ticket with modifiers and notes and routes it to the right kitchen display.
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The kitchen fires, times, and bumps the ticket; the cashier or waiter is notified when it's ready.
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Inventory deducts by recipe and the guest's loyalty points update automatically on payment.
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The sale lands in analytics and the immutable Z-report for a clean, ETA-ready close.
The suite
The modules that matter here
Kitchen Display System
Digital prep lanes replace paper kitchen tickets
Explore Kitchen Display SystemWaiter and QR Ordering
Scan-to-order, kiosk, and WhatsApp ordering
Explore Waiter and QR OrderingInventory and Purchasing
Recipes auto-deduct stock as you sell
Explore Inventory and PurchasingCRM and Loyalty
Loyalty points, tiers, and guest profiles
Explore CRM and LoyaltyAggregator Control
Delivery-aggregator orders in one queue (rolling out)
Explore Aggregator ControlAnalytics and Reporting
Sales, menu, and Z-reports across every branch
Explore Analytics and ReportingFAQ
Restaurant POS System — questions & answers
What is a restaurant POS system?
A restaurant POS (point of sale) is the software that takes orders, sends them to the kitchen, and processes payment. Modern cloud systems like WDPW also handle inventory, loyalty, delivery orders, staff, and reporting from the same platform.
How much does a restaurant POS cost in Egypt?
WDPW is billed annually in EGP: Starter 15,000, Growth 25,000, and Pro 35,000, with a custom Enterprise quote. There are no per-cashier license fees, no setup fees, and no hardware to buy.
Do I need special hardware for WDPW?
No. WDPW runs on any iPad, Android tablet, or web browser you already own, plus a native Android app. You can run unlimited POS devices on every plan.
Does the POS work offline?
Yes. The POS and kitchen display keep taking and preparing orders during an internet or power outage and sync automatically when connectivity returns.
Can WDPW handle multiple branches?
Yes. From the Growth plan up, WDPW centralizes menus, staff, inventory, permissions, and reporting across locations and lets you compare branch performance from one dashboard.
Does WDPW support Egyptian Tax Authority e-receipts?
Yes. WDPW issues ETA-ready electronic receipts and immutable Z-reports, registered per branch and per terminal.
Can I migrate from Foodics?
Yes. Paste your Foodics API token and WDPW imports your menu, modifiers, customers, and inventory in under an hour. You can run both systems in parallel and typically go live within 24 hours.
Next step
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