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Tillio

Tillio for hospitality

Built for the rush, the pass and the end of the night

Cafés, restaurants, bars and takeaways run on timing. Tillio keeps the counter, the tables and the kitchen working from the same orders, so the team can focus on guests rather than chasing dockets.

Tillio's kitchen pass screen in a demo café, showing orders split across the kitchen, cold section and coffee stations.

Real Tillio screens. Demo venue, sample data.

However you serve, Tillio fits around it

Australian hospitality, handled

The details that overseas systems treat as add-ons are built into Tillio.

  • Weekend and public holiday surcharges

    Set your rates and public holidays; Tillio applies the right surcharge and reports it separately.

  • GST included, shown on every sale

    GST is calculated on taxable items only and shown clearly for your bookkeeper.

  • A business day that ends when you do

    Sales after midnight count towards the day they started, so late nights don't split your takings.

  • Kitchens that work in more than one language

    Dockets and receipts print Vietnamese characters correctly, on network and USB printers.

Common questions

Can I start with just the POS and add the kitchen display later?

Yes. The kitchen display and QR ordering are switched on per venue when you're ready, using the same menu and orders you already have.

Do I still need kitchen printers?

Not if you move to the kitchen display, but you can keep them. Many venues run both while their team gets used to the screens.

Can guests order from the courtyard or a function?

Yes. Each QR code can have an area such as Courtyard, and there are codes for the counter, takeaway and events as well as tables.

See Tillio in a venue like yours

Book a demo and we'll walk through Tillio with your menu or product range in mind.