Restaurant Table Management Software: Transfer, Merge and Split Bills Without Chaos

Friday night: a family of eight wants to move to the big table, two friends want to pay separately, and the host cannot tell which tables are free. Table management is where restaurants quietly lose minutes - and revenue.

A live floor plan your whole team can read

Restora shows every table with colour-coded status - free, running order, bill printed. Create multiple floors and outdoor zones. Cashier, waiters and manager all see the same picture, so the host can seat the next party instantly.

Transfer a table in one click

Guests change their mind. Shift the running order from Table 4 to Table 9: items, KOT history and totals move together. The kitchen is not re-sent a duplicate.

Merge tables for groups

Birthdays and office parties push tables together. Merge them into one bill instead of adding paper slips by hand.

Split bills fairly

Split by guest, by items or by equal share. Each part can be settled with a different method - cash, card, bKash or Nagad - and the cash drawer still ties out at closing.

Dine-in, takeaway and delivery in the same screen

The cashier switches order type without leaving the POS. Service charge and VAT follow the rules you set per type.

What owners gain

  • Faster table turnover during peak hours.
  • No lost items between tables.
  • Clean audit trail - who moved or cancelled what.

FAQ

Can waiters on tablets do transfers too?

Yes, the Android waiter app syncs in real time with the cashier counter.

Does splitting a bill affect stock and accounting?

No - recipe stock deduction and ledgers stay accurate because the split is just how payment is divided.

Related reading: Complete guide to restaurant management software in Bangladesh · Multi-station KOT printing · Recipe costing · Compare restaurant POS in Bangladesh

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