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Print and use QR codes

A QR code is a square pattern a phone camera can read. You have four kinds. Each does a different job.

Your codes at a glance​

CodeWhere you find itWhat a customer does with it
Area codesQR codesScans the one on their table to check in and see the menu
Counter codeTreats to giveScans it to use a treat
Ordering codeTableside settingsScans it to order for themselves on their phone
Bill codeShown on your screen at checkoutScans it to pay their bill
  1. Add your areas first. See Areas, tables and seats.
  2. Open QR codes. You can also use Printable QR sheet on the Areas page.
  3. Print the sheet from your browser.
  4. Cut out each code.
  5. Laminate each one and place it on its own table, chair, lane or bay.

Each code belongs to one area. Do not swap them between tables.

  1. Open Treats to give.
  2. Select Open the counter QR to print.
  3. Print it once and leave it on the counter.

You never print anything per treat.

  1. Open Tables, then Settings.
  2. Select Manage venue ordering links.
  3. Find your venue and select Allow customer ordering at this venue.
  4. Select Save venue switch.
  5. Print that venue's code as a poster.

See Counter orders and kiosk.

Tips for codes that scan first time​

  • Print at least 4 cm wide.
  • Use a matt laminate. A shiny surface reflects light.
  • Keep the white border around the code.
  • Put it flat, in good light, where a phone can reach.
  • Replace a code that is scratched or faded.

What a customer sees when they scan a table​

They see your venue name and are asked for their seat and how long they are staying. Then they select Check in. A customer who is not signed in is asked to sign in or create a free account.