RestaurantsModifiers, tables, and tips — built in.
Modifier groups, table service with floor plans and shared open checks, and tip prompts at checkout.
- Modifier groups
- Floor plans
- EN / FR receipts
One engine. Five modes.
Configure the workflow for your business. POS Velocity provides operating modes for restaurants, retail, food trucks, field service, and SEMI / ECR integrations — with shared payments, reporting, and operational services underneath.
One engine, five modes. The same payments, reports, staff roles and security underneath every one.
Choose a mode in the example to see how the terminal interface and workflow adapt to each type of operation.
Restaurants. Tables, open checks, modifiers, tip prompts.
Modifiers, tables, and tips — built in.
Restaurant mode includes modifier groups and tip prompts at checkout. With the table-service module it adds floor plans, tables, guests, and open checks that every terminal on the site can see and pay.
- Modifier groups (size · milk · toppings) with required picks and limits
- Floor plans, tables, and shared open checks (table-service module)
- Tip prompts at checkout; tips per shift on the time clock
- Receipt templates with multi-language (en / fr)
- Refund + void tied to original order
changedRESTAURANT
screen→ table map · open checks
rules→ modifiers · tip prompts
receipt→ en / fr · 80mm
Restaurants modeExample activityA typical day, in events
Order #142 · Table 7
Modifier · No onion
Tip · 18%
Check paid · Table 7
Shift closed · tips $486
Every kind of counter. One engine.
Each mode changes the interface and the relevant business rules, while payments, reporting, staff, security and integrations stay shared.
Keep scrollingRestaurants
RetailBarcode, units, multi-location.
Barcode scanning, per-site products and prices, units of measure, and catalog updates across connected terminals.
- Barcode
- Per-site prices
- Units of measure
Food trucksGPS, offline queue, mobile internet.
Terminal location, service zones, and an offline queue for cash sales.
- GPS
- Service zones
- Offline queue
Field serviceWork orders, agenda, signed completion.
Schedule jobs, assign them to a technician, and capture payment plus a signature on-site.
- Work orders
- Photos
- On-site payment
SEMI · ECRYour POS out front. Our terminal for the cards.
An existing POS or ERP sends the payment request over the ECR API; the PAX terminal returns a structured result.
- ECR API
- Refunds & voids
- Batch close
What every mode shares.
Each mode changes the interface and relevant business rules while continuing to use shared payment, reporting, staff, security, and integration services.
- Same paymentsOn supported PAX terminals
- Same reportsLive dashboards, EOD
- Same staff rolesAdmin · Manager · Cashier
- Same securityRole-based access · lockable terminals
One terminal app under every mode above — the mode is a setting
Five modes. One platform we build and run.
POS Velocity is designed, built and operated by POS Velocity Ltd. — the app on the terminal, the cloud behind it, the back office and the API. Every mode on this page runs on it.
Does this fit your business?
Which industries does POS Velocity support?
Restaurants, retail, food trucks, and field service — plus a SEMI / ECR mode for businesses that keep their own POS and use the PAX terminal purely for payments. Five operating modes on one engine, sharing the same payments, reports, staff roles, and security underneath.
What does restaurant mode include?
Modifier groups, tip prompts at checkout, multi-language receipts, and refunds tied to the original order. With the table-service module it adds floor plans, tables, guests, and open checks shared by every terminal on the site.
What does retail mode include?
Native barcode scanning at the terminal, per-site products and prices from one catalog, unit-of-measure support, drag-and-drop categories, and catalog changes sent to connected terminals, usually within seconds depending on connectivity.
How does POS Velocity handle food trucks and mobile businesses?
Food-truck mode can report terminal location and lock a terminal that leaves its service zone. Cash sales and refunds can be queued during temporary connectivity interruptions and submitted when the connection returns, with their status available for review; card payments need a connection to the payment host.
Is field service really part of a POS?
Yes. Field mode runs full work orders on the same engine — scheduling, per-technician agendas, on-site photos and signatures, and payment on the terminal at the job.
What is SEMI / ECR mode?
It is for businesses that keep an existing POS or ERP. That system sends an amount over the ECR API, and the PAX terminal returns a structured payment result after the supported card flow.
See the workflow for your business.
We'll configure the relevant mode on a PAX terminal and walk through a sample workflow for your business.
30-minute walkthroughReal PAX terminalNo commitment