A small screen that sits with the guest — adverts while they wait, their bill when they ask, and a QR to pay without catching anybody's eye.
Pair a screen to a table with a code. It knows which table it is, so it shows that table's running total across every round. Between bills it plays the same playlists your other screens run. The QR opens the menu and lets the guest settle themselves.
Its own hub, not a corner of Signage.
Every table, which screen is on it, and the ones with no screen yet.
What every table is showing, and what it has ordered.
The hardware side — paired, named, and what each plays.
Every table's code in one place, ready to print or export.
One screen on one table shows the idea. The rest is the same thing, more times.
Scan the code on the screen or type it, name it, put it on a table. Done in a minute.
Every round, not just the last one. The guest sees what they have had and what it comes to.
The QR on the screen opens the bill on the guest's phone. They settle without waiting to be noticed.
The same code opens the menu, so a guest can order the next round themselves.
A printable code per table for when the screen is off or the table has none.
When there is no bill to show, it plays a playlist — the same ones your other screens run.
What it plays, per screen. A window-bay tablet can carry a different loop from the bar.
What every table's screen is showing right now, and what the table has ordered.
The screen keeps playing adverts but stops showing a bill. Move it to another table later.
Screens named for where they sit, so the one in the window is not a serial number.
Every table's QR as a sheet, for the print shop.
The same Android app as the other screens, in a different role. Cheap tablets do the job.
A table in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in Table Sign.
The rest of the room.
Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.
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