01POS SYSTEM
Keep every shift under control
Orders, changes, payments and reports in one system. Give your team a consistent workflow and see how the day is going.
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Book a demo RESTAURANT ORDERING, CONNECTED
Give customers a self-service kiosk or a direct ordering link. Connect the order, payment and kitchen steps through a setup built around your operation.
For restaurants, takeaways, cafés and food businesses.
Software, equipment and service within an agreed scope.

A practical installation. More than a screen.
Ordering software / Suitable equipment / Setup & training / Agreed support
TAP2DINE · DAMKA SYSTEMS
Start with what your venue needs today. Add other capabilities as your business grows.
01POS SYSTEM
Orders, changes, payments and reports in one system. Give your team a consistent workflow and see how the day is going.
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02SELF-SERVICE KIOSK
Let guests choose dishes, add extras and place orders themselves. Free up the cashier to help those who need assistance.
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03QR / ONLINE ORDERING
At the table by QR code or through a link on their phone: menus, dishes and comments without extra calls or messages.
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04KITCHEN DISPLAY · KDS
Keep dishes, changes and comments in view. Follow incoming orders and the preparation stages configured for your kitchen.
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05INTEGRATIONS
Connect supported platforms to your restaurant’s operations. Available integrations depend on your configuration.
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06SETUP, TRAINING & SUPPORT
Equipment selection, menu setup, connections and staff training. Support is provided within the agreed scope.
Explore setup and supportREAL EQUIPMENT. REAL FOOD BUSINESSES.
From a customer-facing kiosk to a staff-operated sales station: equipment has to fit the space and the people using it.

A self-service kiosk in a takeaway setting.

A sales station in a bakery.
Photos show individual installations. Equipment, software and supported workflows are specified separately for each project.
FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO DAILY USE
Damka Systems brings software, equipment and implementation together within a defined project and service agreement.
Review your service style, branches, current POS, ordering pressure and kitchen flow. Confirm the channels, providers and hardware your setup needs.
Configure your approved menu, prices, options, images and branding within the available tools. You supply and approve the business content.
Test the actual order, payment and kitchen path, then train the team in daily use. The quote defines the equipment and implementation supplied.
Set the scope for remote software support, updates and integration assistance. Confirm response hours, service levels, site visits and hardware arrangements in the agreement.
These are separate parts of the cost. Extensions may be charged by branch, station, screen or service. In-person terminal service and online payment setup have their own terms; bank and provider fees are not implied in the software price. Rental applies only where explicitly offered.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
We start with your current system and check the required connection, provider, branch and workflow. Replacing everything is neither automatically necessary nor automatically avoidable. Compatibility and migration scope must be confirmed. Damka also maintains Elpos for existing customers; Elpos is a distinct product environment, not simply a former name for Tap2Dine.
A kiosk lets customers enter some orders themselves, giving your team room to focus on other work. It does not replace the team or guarantee shorter queues, fewer staff, error-free orders or higher sales. Outcomes depend on demand, menu design, adoption, staffing, kitchen capacity, implementation and support scope. No fixed improvement or payback period is promised.
A direct channel gives you a link you can promote yourself and may reduce dependence on marketplaces for some orders. It does not automatically generate traffic. Your business still needs visibility and repeat customers. Software, payment processing, messaging, delivery and other provider costs may apply; “direct” does not mean “free.”
Your quote defines the modules, devices and services. POS table management, advanced customer functions and special price lists are distinct from the base package. Basic employee clock-in and clock-out are included in the basic POS description; optional fingerprint identification is a paid addition. Attendance is not a complete payroll or workforce-scheduling system. Photos or product-family descriptions do not establish what is in your bundle. Pricing requires a current offer.
Supported meal/benefit-card acceptance and incoming external orders are packaged separately, even when they involve the same provider. We check exact supplier, branch, channel and workflow support. The restaurant application manages the sale and communicates with a supported payment service; the external provider handles its part of processing. The scope does not imply that Damka provides banking, internet or delivery services.
The standard offer is a configurable product: your logo, colors, menu and images within available tools. Menu setup does not automatically include food photography, copywriting or logo design. New code, unique screens, special workflows or unlimited design work are not part of standard configuration and require a separate agreement.
Ask us to validate advanced promotions and discount rules, ValueCard use on kiosks or the portal, detailed KDS and end-of-day Z-report behavior, weighted online orders with a later final card charge, native white-label apps, advanced business-intelligence or accounting connections, and other specialist workflows. Basic reports do not imply custom dashboards or particular exports. A supported scale alone does not establish the full online weighted-order flow. Earlier specifications, designs or discussions are not proof of release.
Multi-branch needs are scoped around the actual operation. The modular delivery offer lists courier assignment and handling-status tracking. Dedicated checker/dispatch tools, central telephone-order entry and extensive driver, shift, cash-settlement and delivery reporting workflows require project-specific confirmation. Central order-taking software does not include a staffed call center or phone service. A proposal is not proof of a completed rollout or general availability. The immediate market focus is Israel; international readiness is assessed separately.
Remote software support, updates and agreed integration assistance follow the service agreement. Support hours, response levels, on-site visits and replacement hardware must be agreed. Cloud operation depends on usable internet, the local network and relevant providers. Full offline operation, zero downtime, instant or 24/7 support, effortless migration and undocumented certifications are not promised.
LET’S CHECK THE FIT
Tell us how your business works and what you want to improve. Choose a demo or a conversation about the right setup.
Walk through a relevant ordering journey.
Check your existing systems and required connections.
Clarify equipment, software, implementation and service scope.
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