Logiciel de Facturation Restaurant en United Arab Emirates
Dictode Billing & POS runs UAE restaurants on one screen — Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem Now and Noon Food orders land in the same kitchen queue as dine-in, tills keep selling when the connection drops, and Jaywan and Network International terminals settle at the counter. A Dubai Marina waterfront dining room, a JBR beach kiosk and a Business Bay office-lunch counter can all run from one back office, with menu changes pushed to every till at once rather than carried branch to branch on a laptop. Friday brunch and the after-sunset rush during Ramadan are where four separate aggregator tablets used to compete for one staff member's attention; here every channel prints onto the same ticket rail in arrival order, so the pass calls out a single queue instead of four screens buzzing at once. A weekday office lunch crowd in Business Bay and a Friday brunch sitting in the Marina pull very different order volumes through the same kitchen, and the staffing and prep reports keep each branch's own rhythm rather than folding it into one emirate-wide average.
Réserver une démoConçu pour le fonctionnement réel du service en restaurant
- Envoi des bons de cuisine de la caisse à l'écran cuisine, par poste
- Plan de salle, addition partagée et envoi des plats par service
- Mode cuisine fantôme avec files de commandes par enseigne
- Coût des recettes et consommation d'ingrédients
- Le service continue hors ligne et se synchronise au retour de la connexion
Paiements, livraison et matériel en United Arab Emirates
Moyens de paiement en caisse
- Jaywan domestic cards
- Network International acquiring
- Apple Pay and Samsung Pay
- Tabby and Tamara instalments
Plateformes de livraison sur une seule file
- Talabat
- Deliveroo
- Careem Now
- Noon Food
Matériel compatible
- Sunmi and iMin Android terminals sourced in Dubai
- Epson TM-series kitchen printers
- Zebra and Honeywell scanners
- Any iPad or Android tablet as a second till
Ce qui change au passage
Ce à quoi les exploitants font face aujourd'hui
- Four aggregator tablets crowding one pass
- Kitchen printers that stop when the WiFi dips
- Split bills done on a calculator at the table
- Every emirate reporting its own numbers separately
- Friday brunch bookings double-seating the same table
- A JBR beach kiosk still running last week's menu build
- A Business Bay lunch counter judged against an emirate-wide average that misses its weekday rush
- Marina brunch staffing built off a weekday roster instead of the Friday crowd
- Covers counted by hand at the end of a shift instead of read off the till
- A slow ticket rail turning tables later than the pass can actually manage
- A pass working from memory instead of a live view of which tables have turned
- Kitchen prep quantities set from a gut feel instead of yesterday's cover count
À quoi cela ressemble ensuite
- One kitchen display for every channel, so tickets stop getting missed at peak
- Offline-first tills, so a dropped connection never stops service
- Split, merge and transfer bills at the table in a couple of taps
- One dashboard across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah outlets
- A shared booking view that stops Friday brunch double-seating
- Menu builds pushed to every till from one master list, so the Marina and JBR branches never drift apart
- Prep and staffing reports that keep each branch's own weekday and Friday rhythm
- A Business Bay counter staffed for its lunch rush without borrowing a weekend roster
- Covers read straight off the till at close, no manual tally needed
- A ticket rail fast enough that table turns match what the pass can actually seat
- A live view of which tables have turned, so the pass is never working from memory
- Kitchen prep quantities set from yesterday's actual cover count, not a guess
Qui utilise Dictode en United Arab Emirates
- Dubai Marina casual dining
- Cloud kitchens in Al Quoz
- Abu Dhabi hotel F&B outlets
- Sharjah cafeteria chains
- JBR beach-front kiosks
- Business Bay office-lunch counters
- Dubai Marina Friday brunch venues
- Al Quoz cloud-kitchen clusters serving multiple brands
- Covers and table-turn tracking for busy weekend floors
Que vérifier avant de choisir une caisse en United Arab Emirates
| Que vérifier | Dictode |
|---|---|
| Works offline when the internet drops | Tills keep selling offline and sync when the connection returns |
| Arabic and English interface | Both, switchable per user, with right-to-left layout |
| Delivery platforms covered | Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem Now and Noon Food into one queue |
| Outlets on one account | Unlimited, with per-outlet and consolidated reporting |
| Hardware lock-in | None — bring your own terminals and printers |
| Typical go-live | Single outlet in days; multi-outlet chains in two to four weeks |
Questions posées par les exploitants
Can I take Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem Now and Noon Food orders in one queue?
Yes. Aggregator orders arrive on the same kitchen display as dine-in and counter orders, so the kitchen works one queue instead of four tablets. A Business Bay lunch counter running all four platforms at once during the midday rush still sees a single ticket rail, not four screens competing for the same cook's attention. An Al Quoz cloud kitchen running several brands off one kitchen sees the same single rail, tagged by brand rather than by delivery platform, and covers are still counted correctly per brand at close.
What happens when the internet goes down mid-service?
Tills keep taking orders and printing offline, and everything syncs once the connection returns. Service does not stop — a Marina restaurant mid-Friday-brunch or a JBR kiosk on a windy beach day with a patchy signal both keep selling straight through the drop.
Can I run several emirates from one account?
Yes. Each outlet keeps its own till and menu, while sales, stock and staff reporting consolidate across all emirates. A group with a Dubai flagship, an Abu Dhabi hotel outlet and a Sharjah cafeteria gets one weekly report instead of three phone calls.
Does the interface work in Arabic?
Yes. Till, kitchen display and printed tickets all run in Arabic or English with right-to-left layout, switchable per user, so a Dubai Marina floor hiring across many nationalities is not stuck on one language for the whole team.
What hardware do I need to buy?
Whatever you already have, in most cases. Dictode runs on Sunmi and iMin Android terminals, iPads, and standard Epson kitchen printers sourced locally in Dubai, so a JBR kiosk opening on short notice is not waiting on an import order to arrive.
How long does it take to go live?
A single outlet is usually live within days. Multi-outlet chains rolling out across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah with menu and stock migration typically take two to four weeks, depending on how many recipe and pricing variants need mapping branch by branch.
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Adopté par des entreprises dans plus de 60 pays — développé par Dictode depuis 2019.