Built for the rush Made for your regulars

ninito is a browser-based restaurant POS for Android, iOS and Windows, including tablets, computers, phones and Tesla’s infotainment browser. Staff take orders, identify customers and manage sales on the screen that suits the restaurant. Payment terminals, printers, scanners and other peripherals need a supported hardware setup.

ninito has benchmarked 10 sales in 10 seconds from one POS. With connected payment terminals, staff can send a payment and take the next order while it continues in the background. Each transaction keeps its own status. This is a POS throughput benchmark; payment authorisation time depends on the provider and setup. The workflow suits busy quick-service restaurants, takeaway counters, bars, nightclubs and festivals.

Feedback from 600 restaurants that started using ninito indicates that the everyday POS workflow takes under two minutes to learn. This estimate is based on their reported experience. Staff take the order, complete required product choices and move to payment in the same interface. Customer benefits and each employee’s permissions appear in context, so new staff have less to remember.

Find a customer using a phone number, wallet QR code, customer search or company search. An identified loyalty or VIP account brings available points, membership tier, benefits and eligible pricing into the sale. A business account can enable invoice payment when configured. Staff access to customer information and previous orders is controlled by the restaurant.

ninito uses AI and machine learning to recommend food and drinks from the current basket and aggregated purchasing patterns. Around 1.5 million active users interact with the platform each month. With consent, an identified guest’s previous purchases and shared preferences add context. Configured prices, permissions, menu schedules and campaign rules remain separate from AI recommendations. Each restaurant keeps its own customer relationship.

Yes. Customers can earn and use points and access eligible membership benefits across the restaurant’s connected ninito channels. Staff can invite a new member by SMS from the POS, and the customer enters their details and completes the restaurant’s consent flow. Points, VIP tiers, special prices and available benefits are brought into an identified customer’s sale.

Yes. Create custom permission groups for refunds, discounts, reports, cash, settings, product changes and customer information. Restricted actions can request a manager’s PIN. Managers cannot grant permissions they do not hold. Employee activity reports retain corrections, voids and refunds for review, helping managers investigate unusual activity.

ninito supports cards, cash, gift cards, customer balances, Vipps, MobilePay, Swish and business invoices according to market and setup. Supported payment methods can be combined on one order. The POS tracks the remaining amount, and refunds cannot exceed the original amount paid through each method. A failed payment can be retried without rebuilding the order.

ninito connects the POS with the kitchen display, self-service kiosks, webshop, restaurant app and QR ordering. Products and menus can be shared across channels, customer loyalty follows identified guests, and sales appear in live reporting. Orders and their choices reach the connected kitchen display, so the front counter and kitchen work from the same order information.

Yes. Schedule products, categories, prices and customisation options. Run selected lunch bundles from 11 to 13, return to the usual menu, then use a smaller menu during the Friday rush. Disable a customisation category across products or raise selected late-night prices by a percentage you choose. Your restaurant sets the times, weekdays and rules. These are configured menu rules, separate from AI recommendations. Staff can also mark a sold-out product unavailable for a set time, with overrides controlled by permissions.