
A restaurant POS that works offline and charges the room.
In one sentenceAruraDine is a hotel restaurant POS that keeps working offline, sends orders to kitchen screens and posts a room charge straight to the guest’s folio in the hotel PMS.
Tap a table, add items, then charge it to a room. The charge lands on that guest’s folio in AruraStay. Rooms in the house: 118, 204, 301.
A QR code in the room opens the menu on the guest’s phone. The guest orders, the kitchen gets the ticket and the charge posts to the folio of that room. Nobody calls the desk.
Sarah Mitchell scans the code in room 204 and the Westbrook menu opens in her browser. No app to install.
A club sandwich and a sparkling water. The order goes straight to the kitchen screen as a ticket.
The charge lands on the folio of room 204 in AruraStay, with the time and the items, without anyone typing it.

Put a tablet on the pass. The cook scans the station’s QR code once, so the tablet knows which station it is. After that, every new order for that station is announced by voice and shown as a ticket.
No cable, no printer, no box under the counter.
Yes. AruraDine is offline-first, so service continues and syncs when the connection returns.
The server opens the table’s bill and enters the room number. The charge posts to that guest’s folio in AruraStay, with no paper slip to carry to the front desk.
QR code ordering at the table, kitchen display screens, recipes and inventory counts, purchasing, card and wallet payments, a closing report and more than 40 reports.
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