Flatpay

Here are some standout features of Flatpay’s POS solution:

All-in-One Business Hub

Flatpay’s POS is designed to act as a central hub for running your business. You can track sales, manage inventory, and generate reports directly in the system, making it easier to stay on top of daily operations. This is especially useful for restaurants, cafés, bars, and retail businesses that want a single, simple system for payments, inventory, performance insights, and more.

Standalone Printer for the Kitchen or Bar

Flatpay lets you connect multiple standalone printers to your POS and place them wherever they are needed, such as the kitchen or bar. Each printer works independently and does not need to be wired directly to the POS, which makes setup much more flexible.

View Tables and Their Orders

The table view feature is built for dine-in businesses that need a simple way to manage seated service. Staff can select a table, add items, and save the order in one smooth flow, so the bill is already assigned when guests are ready to pay. It also makes it easier to track open orders and manage service in a way that feels natural for restaurants and cafés.

Split the Bill

Flatpay makes shared payments easy by allowing staff to split the bill by guest or by individual item. Customers can pay for selected products while the rest of the bill stays open for further payments or additional splits. This is a useful feature for restaurants and cafés where groups often want to pay separately, helping avoid confusion at the end of the meal.

Done-for-You Customised Solutions

One of Flatpay’s strongest advantages is that it does not leave businesses to figure everything out on their own. A Flatpay specialist helps you choose the payment setup that best fits your business, and once the solution is selected, the team installs and configures everything on-site.

Flatpay provides the hardware needed to get started, so businesses do not have to source everything separately.

The setup can include a payment terminal, a POS device, and standalone printers for areas such as the kitchen or bar, depending on the package and business needs.

Printers can be connected via the internet and assigned to specific products or stations through the portal, keeping the setup flexible.

As mentioned above, Flatpay also handles on-site installation and configuration, helping the business owner/staff get the POS system set up without any technical headaches.

Flatpay’s main integrations are focused on accounting and payment processing. The POS system can be connected with Dinero or e-conomic through the Flatpay Portal. This integration automatically transfers key financial data overnight, including revenue, refunds, tips, VAT breakdowns, payouts, fees, and supporting reports.

For payment methods, businesses can accept major cards like Visa and Mastercard, as well as mobile wallet payments, so customers have the flexibility to pay in the way that suits them.

Flatpay feels very easy to use, and that starts before the system is even installed.

The onboarding process begins online and is clearly guided, so businesses are not left trying to figure out the setup on their own. You can choose the payment solution and POS setup that best fit your business, and Flatpay takes care of the configuration and installation. Since everything is installed on-site and set up in front of you, it feels much less intimidating than assembling the system yourself.

The same simplicity carries over into daily use. The POS is designed to keep common tasks straightforward, whether you are taking payments, managing tables, sending orders to the kitchen, splitting bills, or checking reports.

If you need help with anything, you can contact Flatpay’s support team at any time, as support is available 24/7.