Table context
Generate ordering entry points around configured areas and locations, including individual tables and service zones.
QRelia
Restaurant QR ordering
QR ordering for restaurants that still behaves like table service.
Let diners order from their phone while preserving table context, menu rules, guest assignment and course flow. QRelia is designed to support the service team rather than turn the restaurant into a generic marketplace experience.
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Table ordering without losing control
The menu can be digital without becoming operationally vague.
QRelia connects what the diner sees to the service rules configured by the venue and to the live order the team receives.
Menu rules
Control categories, item availability, modifier requirements, multiple selections and price adjustments.
Shared dining
Assign items to guests and keep repeated items understandable when several people order together.
Service pace
Support all-at-once or course-based service and give guests a visible waiting estimate when needed.
A clearer basket
Required choices are checked before the order reaches the team.
Modifier groups keep product choices close to the item. Minimum and maximum selection rules reduce incomplete orders, while configured price changes remain visible to the guest.
- Required and optional modifier groups
- Single or multiple selections
- Minimum and maximum choice limits
- Modifier price adjustments
- Server-side order re-pricing before persistence
Behind the guest screen
The team receives the detail needed to serve the table.
The Receiver presents the live order with its location, items, modifiers, guest information, notes and course state. Staff can move the service forward from the same operational view.
Explore live order management ↗Restaurant QR ordering questions
How the workflow fits table service.
Can each restaurant table have its own QR code?
Yes. QRelia can create ordering entry points against configured locations so the table or service area remains attached to the order.
Can menu items require choices before checkout?
Yes. Modifier groups can enforce minimum and maximum selections, allow multiple choices and apply configured price changes.
Can diners order for several people in one basket?
Yes. Guest assignment helps keep quantities and choices associated with the correct person within a shared order.
Can QRelia support course-based restaurant service?
Yes. Guests can request course service and staff can progress those courses in the Receiver without prematurely completing the order.
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