Restaurant POS system

Restaurant POS built for a full house

PowerEPOS is an Australian-made restaurant POS system with table management, course firing, kitchen displays and reservations integration. It keeps you trading when the internet drops, lets you choose your own payment provider and runs everything from a single restaurant to a restaurant group.

Pricing your setup? See restaurant POS pricing.

PowerEPOS restaurant POS order screen with table 7, four covers and the Pay button on the left, food and drink request buttons in the middle and menu categories on the right

Trusted by restaurants & restaurant groups across Australia

Including Rustlers Steakhouse, Hurricane's Grill, Pholklore, Two Brothers Mediterranean, Voyage Kitchen and more.

  • 1,000's of Australian venues
  • 20+ integrated payment providers
  • Australian support, during and after hours
  • Hospitality POS since 1997
From booking to bill

One restaurant POS from booking to bill

A great night of service runs from the booking to the final bill. PowerEPOS connects every step on one system, from reservations and table service to the kitchen pass and payment, whether you run casual dining, fine dining or a restaurant group.

  1. Reservations

    Bookings land on your floor plan

    Bookings from your reservations platform flow straight into PowerEPOS.

    • Now Book It, SevenRooms and ResDiary integrations
    • Table status kept in step with your bookings
    • Deposits for bookings and events
  2. Table service

    Seated and ordering

    Take orders at the table, your way.

    • Digital floor plan with colour-coded table status
    • Handheld ordering at the table
    • QR code ordering with our me&u integration
    • Upsell prompts to lift every bill
  3. The kitchen

    Courses fired on cue

    Front and back of house stay in step.

    • Course firing, with mains held until you call them away
    • Dietary and allergy requests on every docket
    • Kitchen display screens (KDS) or printers by station
  4. Pay and close

    Bills settled your way

    Every table finished smoothly, however they want to pay.

    • Split bills by item, seat, portion or covers
    • Transfer bills and move items between tables
    • Set menus for predictable spend per head
    • End-of-day reports without the spreadsheet
Front and back of house

Keep the floor and the kitchen in sync

A busy restaurant lives or dies at the pass. PowerEPOS sends every order to the right station, with the timing and details your chefs need, so courses land together and nothing gets missed.

  • Course firing that suits your service. Send entrées straight away, hold mains, and fire them when the table is ready.
  • Dietary and allergy requests stand out, with buttons like gluten free, nut allergy and dairy free printed on the docket.
  • Food to the kitchen, drinks to the bar. Each part of an order goes to its own printer or kitchen display screen (KDS).
  • KDS for busy kitchens. Put screens at each station and clear finished orders with a bump bar, with printers alongside if you like.
  • Digital receipts by SMS or email, so you can cut back on paper.
Why PowerEPOS

Why Australian restaurants choose PowerEPOS

Great food and service come first. Your POS should back them up with fair costs, local support and a system that keeps trading on a bad internet day.

20+ integrated payment providers

Choose your own payment provider

PowerEPOS works with 20+ payment providers, so you pick the EFTPOS provider and rates that suit your restaurant. If a better deal comes along, you can switch providers without changing your POS.

Triniteq charges no transaction fees. You pay one predictable monthly fee, so your POS costs don't rise as your restaurant gets busier.

Keeps trading when the internet drops

PowerEPOS is cloud-hybrid. If your restaurant Wi-Fi or NBN drops on a full Saturday night, you keep serving, and everything syncs back to the cloud once you are reconnected.

Australian support, during and after hours

Talk to a support team based in Australia, in your time zone, not an overseas call centre. We install and train remotely, or on-site by request.

Australian-made since 1997

PowerEPOS is certified Australian Made by Triniteq, a hospitality POS company founded in Perth in 1997 and now supporting venues nationwide.

Grows with your restaurant

Add terminals, handhelds or another venue whenever you are ready. Restaurant groups like The Cray run 10 locations on PowerEPOS, and the same platform runs major stadiums.

Restaurant reviews

What restaurant owners say about PowerEPOS

Restaurant operators across Australia rate PowerEPOS for table management that is easy to use and support that is there during and after hours.

PowerEPOS is a fantastic restaurant POS system. My favourite features are the colour coding and icons in table management, as they assist us in delivering exceptional service. It's also incredibly reliable and user-friendly.

Jamie PulsRestaurant Manager, Rustlers Steakhouse, WA

Switching to PowerEPOS has been a game-changer for us. The new system has seamlessly integrated with our cloud-based booking platform, Now Book It, allowing our staff to manage bookings and table status all in one place. This has improved efficiency and reduced errors.

Fiona StibbsSONO Japanese Restaurant, QLD

I would definitely recommend Triniteq's PowerEPOS to other businesses as it's very easy to use and I can set it up the way I want to use it which makes it intuitive and easy to teach my staff how to use it.

Savio El-KhouryTwo Brothers Mediterranean, NSW

We chose Triniteq systems for their reporting abilities, simple design, user-friendly interface and reliable hand-held technology. The service we receive is excellent with a long-serving and dedicated support team to assist us during and after-hours.

Michael CampionVoyage Kitchen, WA

Read more PowerEPOS customer reviews →

Add-ons and integrations

Add what your restaurant needs, when it needs it

Start with the core restaurant POS, then switch on add-ons and connect the apps you already use. No rebuild, no second system.

Restaurant add-ons

Built to work with PowerEPOS from day one.

  • LoyaltyReward regular diners with points and offers. Loyalty is a separate program seamlessly integrated with PowerEPOS.
  • Gift Cards & VouchersSell plastic, printed and digital gift cards, in venue or online, for birthdays, Christmas and special occasions.
  • Accounts ManagerRun house accounts for regulars and corporate clients, with digital membership cards.
  • PowerEPOS StockTrack stock, recipe costs and wastage across your kitchen and bar.
  • Sales AnalystSee your best-selling dishes, busiest services and spend per head, and plan around them.

Restaurant integrations

Bookings, orders, payments, payroll and accounts flow into one place.

Getting started

How to switch your restaurant to PowerEPOS

Changing your restaurant POS should not mean losing a service. Here is how we get you set up, in four steps.

  1. Book a discovery call

    Tell us how your restaurant runs: your menu, floor plan, service style, hardware and payment provider. We will recommend a setup to suit.

  2. We build your setup

    Our team configures your menu, courses, modifiers, floor plan and kitchen routing. Use new hardware from us or compatible Windows devices you already own.

  3. Install and training

    Guided remote installation and onboarding, with on-site installation by request. Most staff pick up PowerEPOS quickly.

  4. Trade with local support

    Open the doors knowing Australian-based support is there during and after hours, plus our own POS repairs workshop.

Need hardware? Browse touchscreens, handhelds, printers and cash drawers in our POS hardware shop, or read about our support and training.

Free restaurant guide

Download the PowerEPOS for Restaurants guide

See how PowerEPOS works in a restaurant, from the floor and the kitchen pass to the back office.

  • How PowerEPOS can help your restaurant make more money
  • Features that simplify restaurant operations
  • Fast, accurate and flexible customer service
  • How POS integrations can make your restaurant more efficient

Let's get your restaurant running on PowerEPOS

Talk to our Australian team on 1300 784 666

FAQ

Restaurant POS system FAQs

What is the best POS system for restaurants in Australia?

The right restaurant POS handles table management, course timing, kitchen displays, split bills and reservations, and keeps trading when your internet drops. PowerEPOS is an Australian-made restaurant POS that does all of this, works with 20+ integrated payment providers and comes with Australian-based support during and after hours.

How much does a restaurant POS system cost?

PowerEPOS is a monthly software licence, and Triniteq charges no transaction fees, so your POS cost stays the same as your sales grow. Hardware is separate: buy it from us or use compatible Windows devices you already own. See current restaurant pricing on our POS pricing menu.

What features does a restaurant POS need?

A restaurant POS needs table management with floor plans, course timing and kitchen routing, kitchen display screens, flexible split billing, reservations integration, tableside and QR code ordering, upsell prompts, real-time reporting, multi-site management and the ability to keep trading when the internet drops. PowerEPOS includes all of these for Australian restaurants.

Does PowerEPOS work for fine dining and full-service restaurants?

Yes. PowerEPOS handles full table service from casual dining to fine dining, with course firing, detailed modifiers, dietary and allergy requests, set menus and colour-coded table management.

Does PowerEPOS integrate with reservations and booking systems?

Yes. PowerEPOS integrates with Now Book It, SevenRooms and ResDiary. Table status stays in step with your bookings, so front of house and the kitchen work from the same information.

Can PowerEPOS hold courses and fire them when the table is ready?

Yes. Staff can send entrées straight away, hold mains and call them away when the table is ready, so courses land together and the kitchen works at the right pace.

Does PowerEPOS support kitchen display screens (KDS) for restaurants?

Yes. Restaurants can put kitchen display screens at each kitchen station and the bar, and PowerEPOS sends each part of an order to the right screen. Staff clear finished orders with a bump bar, and you can run kitchen printers alongside your screens.

Can I split bills by seat or item in PowerEPOS?

Yes. You can split bills by item, seat, portion or covers, transfer bills and move items between tables, so groups can pay however they like.

Does PowerEPOS support QR code ordering at the table?

Yes. PowerEPOS integrates with me&u for QR code ordering and payment at the table. Orders flow straight into PowerEPOS and onto your kitchen dockets or screens.

Does PowerEPOS integrate with Uber Eats and DoorDash?

Yes. PowerEPOS integrates with Uber Eats, DoorDash and Otter. Delivery orders flow straight into PowerEPOS, so you manage dine-in, takeaway and delivery in one system.

Does PowerEPOS work without internet?

Yes. PowerEPOS is a cloud-hybrid POS, so your restaurant keeps serving if your internet connection drops. Everything syncs back to the cloud automatically once you are reconnected.

Can I choose my own payment provider with PowerEPOS?

Yes. PowerEPOS integrates with 20+ payment providers, so you choose the EFTPOS provider and rates that suit your restaurant, and you can switch providers later without changing your POS. Triniteq charges no transaction fees. See our integrations for the full list.

Can PowerEPOS manage multiple restaurant locations?

Yes. PowerEPOS includes multi-site management, so restaurant groups can manage menus, pricing and reporting across every venue from one back office. Groups such as The Cray, Pholklore and Hurricane's Grill run multiple restaurants on PowerEPOS. Learn more about our multi-site POS.

Is PowerEPOS made in Australia?

Yes. PowerEPOS is certified Australian Made and developed by Triniteq, which was founded in Perth in 1997 and now supports hospitality venues nationwide. Your data is stored in Australia and support comes from an Australian-based team.