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Topics

Ordering

How guest ordering connects the public menu to restaurant service, staff workflow, checkout, and support responsibilities.

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Guided setup

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Enter your email here, confirm the PIN, and the app opens the restaurant setup guide.

Order flow

Ordering starts from the public menu when a restaurant has enabled the relevant table or checkout flow.

  • Guests review items and modifiers before submitting.
  • Restaurants remain responsible for preparation and service.
  • Staff should handle urgent order changes directly during service.

Most likely questions

Quick answers

Does tbltap prepare orders?

No. tbltap provides the digital ordering surface; the restaurant handles fulfillment.

Can staff enter orders for guests who did not use the menu?

Yes. Staff can add server-entered items to the active table bill, then guests can pay from the table when the bill is ready.

Guides

Helpful guides

GuestsUpdated May 5, 2026

Place a table order

What guests and restaurant teams should expect when a guest uses the table ordering flow from a public menu.

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Restaurant staffUpdated May 5, 2026

Run table ordering during service

Best practices for staff sign-in, server-entered orders, table sessions, bill readiness, Quick Pay handoff, and support during service.

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EveryoneUpdated May 5, 2026

Quick Pay and split bills

How Quick Pay turns an active table into a bill location, supports guests who did not order through the menu, and helps split payment by share or item.

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EveryoneUpdated May 5, 2026

Customer and restaurant reviews

How guest reviews work, where restaurant review summaries appear, how the 48-hour edit window works, and how moderation requests protect consumer trust.

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Restaurant ownersUpdated May 5, 2026

Add staff to a restaurant account

How restaurant owners and admins use QR setup, permission levels, team PINs, and trusted devices for fast staff sign-in during service.

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