Your POS closes the check — your floor updates itself
A clean connector seam means the POS you already run can drive course and payment states, capture real spend per guest, and never touch your floor's physical states.
Works out of the box
- A built-in POS-lite runs the full course flow with no integration at all — the app is the POS on day one.
- Adapters for Square, Toast, Lightspeed Restaurant, Squirrel Systems and Oracle MICROS Simphony.
- Per-venue driver selection with HMAC-signed webhooks — no shared secrets across venues.
- A conflict policy decides who wins when staff and the POS disagree.
What the POS drives
- Seating a party opens the ticket on your POS automatically, carrying the visit reference both directions.
- Closed checks mark the visit paid and capture the real total — spend and lifetime value land on the guest profile.
- Fired courses advance the visit through your configured course sequence automatically.
- Physical states stay staff-owned: only your team seats a party or clears a table.
- Every transition is validated by the same state machine the UI uses — a webhook can't corrupt service.
Built for integrators
- A documented, versioned REST API with Sanctum tokens covers everything the UI can do.
- Outbound webhook subscriptions notify your systems of bookings and visits.
- The connector interface is public: implement two methods and any POS or middleware can participate.
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Common questions
Which POS systems does TableStack integrate with?
TableStack ships a built-in POS-lite that runs the full course flow on day one, with a public connector interface for Square, Toast, Lightspeed Restaurant, Squirrel Systems and Oracle MICROS Simphony adapters.
What can a POS drive inside TableStack?
Closed checks mark the visit paid and capture real spend onto the guest profile; fired courses advance the visit automatically. Physical states — seating, clearing — always stay staff-owned.
Does TableStack have an API?
Yes. A documented, versioned REST API with token auth covers everything the UI can do, plus outbound webhooks for bookings and visits.