Club Planner's Bartender is a touchscreen till built for clubs: sell drinks and articles in a tap, charge them to a member's balance, keep a running tab, and settle at the terminal — all tied to the same member file as everything else.
Everything a club bar needs at the counter — and it books straight into the same system that runs your memberships and reports.
Category tabs and product tiles with a photo, price and live stock badge, laid out the way you want. Arrange the grid yourself, add extras and modifiers, or ring up a free amount.
Send an order to a table with a bar and kitchen ticket, or keep a running tab open for a member, a guest or the staff — reopen it any time to add rounds and settle at the end.
Cash, card via a payment terminal, or the member's club balance — split one bill across several methods, hand out and redeem gift vouchers, and open the drawer with a live change calculation.
Put a round on a member's club balance, top that balance up at the bar, sell or settle a membership from the till, and award loyalty points on every payment — all linked to their member file.
Stock is subtracted automatically on every sale, with an overview of what is in stock, low or out. Set counts and minimums with a full history, or mark an article sold out with one tap.
See today's transactions per payment method and employee, void the last sale, count the drawer at opening and closing, and let every receipt carry its own VAT breakdown.
Send a table's order to the board and each item prints where it is made — drinks at the bar, food in the kitchen. Staff slide tickets from new to in preparation to ready, so nothing is forgotten on a busy night.
Web orders drop into the same board, marked paid or to pay, so the counter and the kitchen always work from one live list.
Receipt and kitchen printers, a cash drawer that pops on payment, barcode scanners and payment terminals all connect from one hardware screen — set the port, test the reader and you are running.
Staff sign in for their shift with a badge or PIN, and members identify themselves with an RFID wristband or chip or their Belgian eID. A scan is enough to link a sale, open a locker or clock a shift.
It runs on the touchscreen at your counter and books into the same member and revenue system as the rest of Club Planner, so the bar is never a separate island.
