One guest, one inventory, one ledger, one live view for the owner — across every room and outlet.
Why EloPMSRun a fine-dining restaurant, a poolside café or a whole cluster of F&B outlets on one touch terminal — visual floor plan, kitchen tickets on a live KDS, dine-in, takeaway and delivery, recipe-level food costing, per-outlet stock, and — inside a hotel — charge it all to the guest's room.
Full-service floors need more than a cart. EloPMS gives you a visual table map, waiter-assigned covers, course firing, and a live kitchen board — so the pass never loses a ticket.
Standalone or inside a hotel, guests order however they like and pay one way. The touch POS handles every service channel, and when you're in a hotel the bill can go straight to the guest's folio.
Post any restaurant, bar, café or gift-shop sale straight to a checked-in guest's PMS folio. The cashier searches by room number, guest name or reservation and the sale mirrors as an F&B/POS line — revenue deferred to the folio so it's recognised once at checkout, never double-counted, with no-post and closed-folio rules honoured automatically.
Token numbers for takeaway and delivery with a customer-facing "now serving / next" display; a drive-thru lane that captures vehicle number and works a live queue through ordering → preparing → ready → done with elapsed-time timers. Each channel toggles on per outlet.
Cash, card, bank and split payment in one sale with a live allocation indicator; automatic change; per-line and order-level discounts; per-line and invoice tax broken out on the receipt; split the bill across tenders and add tips and cover charges at settlement. Print A4, A5, 80mm or 58mm, or SMS the receipt.
Touch product tiles with images, category sidebar and universal search by name, SKU or barcode; modifiers and combo meals; hold and recall parked orders restoring the full cart; keyboard shortcuts — F2 search, F12 complete — and an inactivity auto-lock that protects an unattended till.
EloPMS runs entirely in the cloud — no on-premise servers, no local database backups, no IT infrastructure to maintain. Every order, payment and inventory movement syncs across all outlets and properties.
Why cloud-native architecture matters for hotel F&B:
Manage restaurant operations from the front desk, your phone, or remotely while travelling. Revenue managers and owners monitor sales-per-outlet dashboards without being on property.
Every transaction is stored centrally and backed up on the server side. A terminal failure doesn't mean data loss — log in from any device and resume service.
No server rooms, no Windows updates to manage, no hardware refresh cycles. Updates are deployed centrally, so every outlet runs the same version.
Hotel groups see F&B revenue across all properties in one dashboard — no end-of-day manual reporting rollups.
EloPMS F&B sits on the same database as your cloud hotel PMS, creating one unified guest ledger from check-in → restaurant charge-to-room → folio settlement at checkout. A separate on-premise POS has to hand data over on a batch sync; here the folio updates the moment the server posts the order.
Security note: cloud platforms centralise encryption in transit, access control and server-side backups rather than leaving them to each site. Cybersecurity threats targeting food-service businesses have risen sharply since 2022, which makes centrally-maintained security infrastructure worth the move.
| Feature | Cloud POS (EloPMS) | Traditional on-premise POS |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | No servers required; runs in the browser | On-site server, local database and IT infrastructure |
| Access | Anywhere with internet — mobile, tablet, desktop | On-property only; tied to physical terminals |
| Data backup | Centralised server-side backup | Manual backups; risk of local data loss |
| Updates | Deployed centrally for every outlet | Manual installation; often needs IT support |
| Multi-property | Consolidated reporting across all locations | Each property isolated; manual reporting rollups |
| Internet dependency | Requires a working internet connection | Runs without internet |
| Upfront cost | Low — subscription based | High — server hardware, licences, installation |
| Scalability | Add outlets and properties without new hardware | Needs additional hardware and server capacity |
| Integration | One database with PMS, accounting and channel manager | Limited; often middleware or nightly batch syncs |
Cloud-based POS delivers speed, scalability and simpler integration — qualities increasingly essential for multi-outlet hotel operations. (Source)
Margins in F&B live and die on food cost. Build a recipe once and every sale consumes the exact ingredients, values them at weighted-average cost, and traces gross margin back to the plate.
Restaurant, café, bar, banquet kitchen and gift shop each run as a distinct revenue and cost centre with their own stock, till and reports — while owners see them side by side and everything posts to one general ledger.
Outlet sales, food cost, cash variance and tax all post to a real double-entry core the moment they happen, so month-end is a report, not a reconstruction.
Every outlet sale, purchase, cash movement and installment receipt posts to the general ledger automatically, with COGS drawn from actual sale-line cost. Trial Balance, P&L, Balance Sheet and a live accounting dashboard are always current.
Flexible per-line and invoice tax worldwide, plus direct e-invoicing to Pakistan's FBR and Saudi Arabia's ZATCA/Fatoora — a per-receipt "Push to FBR" toggle stamps the printed receipt with the digital invoice number and a verification QR code.
Bill corporate diners and event clients on account with receivables aging; run a full supplier master with credit limits, statements and an AP-aging view — the same procure-to-pay pipeline that feeds your kitchen store.
From a single café to a hotel's whole F&B floor — the capabilities that run your service, in one box.
A cloud-based POS system stores data on remote servers instead of local on-premise hardware. Staff access the POS from a browser on any device with an internet connection, and every transaction is recorded centrally across all terminals, outlets and properties. Cloud POS removes the need for on-site servers, manual backups and per-site IT maintenance.
A cloud platform centralises the things that are easy to get wrong on-site: encryption in transit, user access control, role-based permissions, a full audit trail of who changed what, and server-side backups. EloPMS logs every action with user, timestamp, device and before/after values. Centrally-maintained systems also stay patched, unlike outdated on-premise POS installs that quietly fall behind.
Yes. EloPMS is a browser-based cloud system, so outlets need a working internet connection to take orders and post charges. For busy F&B floors we recommend a redundant connection — a backup 4G/5G link alongside the primary line — so service continues through an outage of the main ISP. This is the main trade-off against a traditional on-premise POS, which runs locally but gives up central reporting, remote access and automatic backups.
Yes. EloPMS F&B and the hotel PMS share one database, so a restaurant order charged to a room lands on the guest folio as it is posted. A separate on-premise POS has to push that data across on a batch sync; here the front desk sees current F&B charges on the folio without waiting for end-of-day processing.
Cloud POS is priced as a subscription, which avoids the upfront cost of on-premise server hardware and installation. EloPMS pricing depends on the number of outlets, properties and modules. Start a 14-day free trial or schedule a demo for a quote.
The full touch terminal — floor plan, KDS, order channels, tenders and the restaurant dashboard.
Explore moduleRun every café, bar and shop as its own cost centre with per-outlet stock, tills and consolidated reporting.
Explore moduleRecipes and BOMs, procurement, requisitions and WAC costing — the back-of-house behind every plate.
Explore moduleWhether it's one café or a hotel's whole F&B floor, see EloPMS running your restaurant on your own outlets in minutes.