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Solutions

Premium service with operational control.

Discreet POS, mobile staff workflows, station-aware KDS, refined payment flows, fine-grained roles and clean reporting for premium service.

Cibus · Borough & Vine
One operating layer · live
POSQRKDSPaymentsStaffReach
Active orders
Live
all channels
Table status
In service
floor view
Kitchen queue
Connected
by station
Payment status
Recorded
audit trail
Live event stream
all surfaces
  • Order sent to kitchenPOS · table status
  • Online order receivedStorefront · new
  • Payment receivedPayment status · recorded
  • Campaign draft readyReach · review
7connected modules

Recommended Cibus surfaces for this operation, on one platform.

6workflow stages

An illustrative route through this restaurant operation.

1operating layer

Orders, kitchen, payments and staff share connected operating context.

1customer context

Supported ordering and engagement workflows use connected customer records.

The pain

What this restaurant type runs into

POS that looks out of place on the floor
Bright generic interfaces clash with the room and pull staff focus away from the guest.
Service interrupted by tech friction
Servers walk back to a fixed terminal mid-course just to record a small modification.
Kitchen pass not properly sequenced
Tasting menus and à la carte mix without timing, so courses arrive out of rhythm.
No fine-grained role control
Junior staff can apply discounts or process voids that should require a manager.
Limited context for menu decisions
Sales reports alone do not explain how menu mix, covers and shift conditions relate.
Old way vs. Cibus

From patchwork to one connected layer

Without Cibus
  • Loud, generic POS in the dining room
  • Servers chained to a fixed terminal
  • Kitchen sequencing handled by shouting
  • Voids and discounts open to anyone
  • Menu performance reviewed by gut feel
With Cibus
  • Clean POS surfaces that respect the room
  • Staff Mobile App for discreet floor work
  • Expediter view sequences the pass
  • Role permissions cover voids, discounts and refunds
  • AI Insights prepares menu and shift analysis for owner review
Workflow

An example service flow

  1. 01Seat
    Guests seated, preferences surfaced
    Where recorded, permitted and relevant, supported guest and dietary context can appear in the service view.
  2. 02Course
    Server records course-by-course orders
    From a Staff Mobile device on the floor, no fixed terminal needed.
  3. 03Pass
    KDS expediter sequences the pass
    Stations see only their own work; the expediter sees the whole table.
  4. 04Pay
    Refined payment flow handles service charge and tips
    Splits, gratuities and service charge resolved cleanly inside one drawer.
  5. 05Receipt
    Receipts issued discreetly
    Digital where opted in, printed where preferred — the choice is the guest's.
  6. 06Profile
    Guest profile updates with visit and preferences
    Consent-respecting marketing tags feed Reach for the next invitation.
How Cibus helps

What Cibus does for fine dining

POS that stays out of the way
Clean surfaces designed for premium rooms — full control without the bright clutter.
Discreet mobile workflows
Staff Mobile App lets servers take orders and modifications without leaving the floor.
Expediter sequencing on the pass
Tasting menus, à la carte and bar all run through one expediter view.
Role-aware discounts and voids
Fine-grained permissions for refunds, voids, discounts and overrides.
Menu analysis for owner review
AI Insights prepares briefing and recommendation context from supported sales and menu records; the operator decides what to change.
One platform

Not a stack of disconnected tools. One operating layer for fine dining.

Ordering, kitchen, payments, staff, reporting, customer engagement and delivery share operational context instead of relying on separate hand-offs.

Connected platform

The rest of Cibus is one click away

The modules on this page are designed to share menus, order context, customer records and operational events where their workflows connect.

Benefits

What changes for the operator

Quieter service tech
POS surfaces that respect the dining room.
Pass sequencing context
The expediter view keeps station and table progress visible together.
Cleaner role control
Voids, refunds and discounts gated by role.
Menu and shift analysis
Owner-reviewed context from supported menu, cover and sales records.
Consent-aware guest engagement
Supported guest context can inform Reach segments without implying a return-visit outcome.
Example shift

What it looks like in service

  1. 19:30
    First seating begins on the tasting menu
    Server records the cover on Staff Mobile from the floor.
  2. 19:55
    Expediter sequences the pass across stations
    Kitchen sees only its own work; the room stays calm.
  3. 21:15
    Service charge, tip and split resolved at the table
    Drawer handles cards, wallets and a cash element together.
  4. 22:30
    AI Insights raises a menu-mix question
    The owner reviews the supporting records and decides whether any action is appropriate.
  5. Tomorrow
    Reach prepares a returning-guest segment
    The operator reviews the audience, consent basis, channel and message before use.
Illustrative workflow · not customer or performance evidence
FAQ

Fine Dining questions

Will the POS suit a premium service?

Yes. Cibus POS is designed to stay out of the way while still giving full control.

Run fine dining on one operating layer.

Book a demo and see how Cibus connects ordering, kitchen, payments, staff, reports, marketing and delivery for your operation.