Map the real dining floor
Set up sections, table identifiers, combinations and the status words staff will use, then compare the screen with the physical room.
A buyer-focused workflow for visual table states, server handoffs, order continuity and checkout, with reservations, waitlists and guest messaging confirmed separately.
Restaurant table management software gives floor staff a live view of table status and keeps each table connected to its server, order and checkout. Codeblix Restaurant Mode covers on-floor POS table control; reservation and waitlist scope must be confirmed separately.
Set up sections, table identifiers, combinations and the status words staff will use, then compare the screen with the physical room.
Open a table, add items and modifiers, send the kitchen ticket, change the assigned server and confirm the order remains attached.
Move or combine a table, correct an item, split the bill and verify that earlier actions stay visible to the team.
Ask separately about online reservations, walk-ins, waitlists, guest messages, deposits and links to any existing booking channel.
Use two sample parties and the venue's real floor layout. Combine or move a table, send a modified item to the kitchen, reassign the server, split the bill and release the table. Then document which reservation, waitlist and guest-message steps sit inside the proposed scope.
This page is an operational blueprint. The final workflow, screens, permissions and integrations depend on your current process and agreed implementation scope.
Review the existing product areas that support the proposed workflow.
Run the operational calculation, save the result in the URL and share it with your team.
Use these direct answers to compare on-floor table control with the wider reservation and guest-management workflow.
Restaurant table management software gives staff a visual view of the dining floor and tracks each table through states such as free, seated, ordered, served and paid. The strongest systems keep server, order, kitchen and checkout actions connected to the correct table.
Codeblix Restaurant Mode describes a visual table map with free, seated, ordered, served and paid states. Test the map with your real sections, table combinations and staff roles before agreeing the implementation scope.
Codeblix Restaurant Mode describes table moves and server handoffs with item and responsibility history. A demo should prove that active orders, modifiers and kitchen tickets remain connected after each change.
Do not assume they are included from the table-management label alone. Confirm online reservations, walk-ins, waitlists, guest messaging, deposits and third-party booking-channel links as separate requirements.
Use the real floor layout and run a normal table plus an exception: combine or move a table, change the server, edit an item, send a kitchen ticket, split the bill and release the table. Review the retained history after every step.
No. It is a buyer and implementation checklist for the table workflow. Codeblix confirms final screens, permissions, reservation coverage, integrations and rollout scope against the restaurant's current process before quotation.
Tell Codeblix how work moves today. We will confirm the practical scope before proposing an implementation.
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