Pools, beach clubs & terraces

Order from the lounger. Never lose the sun.

Name any spot, give it a QR code, and let guests order and pay without leaving their seat. Your bar team gets a clear docket with exactly where to go.

Guest welcome screen on a phone for a pool deck sunbed, with Explore menu and Call staff buttons
Guest basket with selected dishes, quantity controls and an order notes box

Any spot, any name

Sunbed 12. Cabana 3. Terrace 6.

Service Points are simply named places. Create a row of them in one step, rename them, switch them off for the season, and print a labelled QR code for each.

  • Create up to 500 Service Points in a single step.
  • Rename a spot, or disable it for a quiet day, without losing its history.
  • Download a print-ready sheet of labelled QR codes to cut and laminate.
  • Or place one code per Area and let guests pick their own spot from a list.
Venue control showing a grid of printable QR codes, one for each table

Outdoor-friendly

Easy on a phone, easier on the team.

  • Guests pay on their own phone, with no card machine carried across a wet deck.
  • The pool bar is its own Revenue Centre, with its own printer and its own board.
  • Orders print only once payment is confirmed, so the bar is never left holding an unpaid round.
  • Guests can call for staff or request the bill from their seat.
  • A lost or damaged label? Rotate the code and print a fresh one.
Staff live orders board with order cards showing table, items, totals and next-step buttons

Made for peaks

When the sun comes out, so does everyone.

A board that stays readable

Oldest unresolved work first, filtered to the pool bar, so a rush is a queue rather than a blur.

Protected against mischief

Codes use long random tokens, and ordering is rate-limited per spot, so one prankster cannot lock out the whole deck.

See every outlet separately

Compare the pool bar with the restaurant in the same report, by day or by spot.

Picture it on your deck.

Share a plan of your outlets and we will show you how the codes, printers and boards would be arranged.