tbltap

Topics

Restaurant setup

Set up the restaurant profile, menu, payment readiness, service settings, and table assets before launch.

Start setup

Start here

Find the right first guide

Owner getting startedSetup checklist, menu, payments, staff, and tags.Create or access accountSign in, return to an account, or find the right profile.Payment readinessStripe, payouts, fees, refunds, and launch checks.

Guided setup

Start with us next to you.

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

Start businessWhat owners need before creating a restaurant profile.Publish menuHow to review items, prices, photos, and availability.HashtagsHow tags help guests search and filter the menu.AllergensHow to review ingredient and allergy information.tbltap menuHow to configure table tap, QR menu, and NFC menu entry for tables.Add staffHow to set up staff access and service devices.PaymentsHow to connect payouts before paid ordering.TagsHow to place, assign, and test table tags.

Fast launch

A basic tbltap restaurant presence can often be ready in about 15 minutes when the restaurant has its business details, menu source information, and item photos ready.

  • tbltap uses AI-assisted scanning to help turn menu source information into an initial setup for restaurant review.
  • Review item names, descriptions, prices, modifiers, and availability before publishing.
  • Add useful menu section and item hashtags to help guests search, filter, and discover relevant items.
  • Review allergen, ingredient, dietary, and preparation details before publishing because AI-assisted flags are only potential indicators.
  • Add your own item photos for the food, drinks, and products guests can order.
  • tbltap provides the hosted guest menu, docs/legal links, table entry surfaces, and configured ordering or payment flows.
  • Photo services, stock photos, and manual menu-item setup are not included.

Launch checklist

A restaurant should launch with accurate public details, menu content, payment readiness, and tested tags.

  • Create or verify the business profile.
  • Publish menu sections, items, prices, photos, and availability.
  • Connect payments and test guest-facing table entry points.

Most likely questions

Quick answers

What should be ready before a restaurant shares tags?

The public menu, payment readiness where needed, and table tag assignment should be checked first.

Guides

Helpful guides

Restaurant ownersUpdated May 5, 2026

Start a business on tbltap

The customer-facing setup path for creating a restaurant business profile, preparing menu content, and getting ready for live service.

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Restaurant ownersUpdated May 5, 2026

Publish and maintain a menu

How restaurants should prepare menu sections, items, photos, prices, allergens, availability, and guest-facing item details.

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Restaurant ownersUpdated Jun 1, 2026

Set up a tbltap menu

How restaurant owners set up tbltap, table tap menu, QR menu, and NFC menu experiences so each table opens the right restaurant menu.

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Restaurant ownersUpdated May 5, 2026

Use menu hashtags for discovery

Best practices for adding accurate hashtags to menu sections and items so guests can search, filter, and discover the right food faster.

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EveryoneUpdated May 5, 2026

Allergen and ingredient information

How guests and restaurants should treat allergen, ingredient, dietary, and cross-contact information shown in tbltap menus.

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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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Restaurant ownersUpdated May 5, 2026

Connect payments and payouts

What restaurant owners should know before taking paid orders, including onboarding status, fees, payout timing, and disputes.

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