Which POS you run today
You can name your POS software on the form as well, and if it isn't on the list you can type it into the “Other” field.
Let’s work out which two modules you should start with. Email or call us — the assessment is free and commits you to nothing.
Contact
Send us an email or give us a call — the assessment is free and commits you to nothing.
Leave your contact details and we'll get back to you within one business day.
What comes next
You won't get an automated quote, and you don't have to decide anything right away. The first round is a free assessment, and by the end of it you'll know which two modules to start with and how much work the rollout is at your venue.
Your contact details and a couple of sentences about the problem you're trying to solve are enough. The details can come later — the first message doesn't need to be a technical brief.
We go through your current process, your POS and your guest base: how ordering, payment and regular-guest handling work today. The assessment commits you to nothing.
The order is up to you: most partners start with credit or loyalty and expand from there. The other modules can be switched on later at no extra charge.
Setup, staff training, a launch campaign and a joint review of the first weeks — if you decide to go ahead.
Bars, cafés, canteens and festivals are the typical venues, but the process is the same if all you're looking for is ticketing for one upcoming event.
What we'll ask about
None of it is mandatory, but these genuinely shorten the first conversation — and they're roughly the same things the demo request form asks, just in one field there.
You can name your POS software on the form as well, and if it isn't on the list you can type it into the “Other” field.
One account can hold unlimited venues, but setup looks different for one location than it does for five.
A Számlázz.hu or Billingo account with API access — that's what the invoicing integration needs.
Queues, guests who don't come back, unpredictable cash flow or an event around the corner — this is what decides which module we start with.
If you need whitelabel branding, an open API or operations backed by an SLA, it's worth saying so in the first round.
The rollout is three weeks in three steps. If there's a fixed date — a season opener or an event — we can plan backwards from it.