Point-of-Sale System
Unify orders, payments, staff, and reporting in one operating layer.
V1 Rebuilt
Peblla merchant suite
Peblla Restaurant OS
We replaced the old V1 social post demo with a restaurant operating system page built around Peblla's full restaurant stack: POS, online ordering, self-service hardware, loyalty, SMS, review management, and multi-location control.
Core stack
18
Modules across operations, digital ordering, hardware, and growth.
Direct channels
4
Website, branded app, QR ordering, and self-service kiosks.
Growth surfaces
5
Loyalty, SMS, gift cards, promotions, and review recovery.
Command Center
Merchant stack preview
Workflow
Enabled modules
Feature Map
Peblla V1 now shows the full restaurant commerce stack
We organized the page around the merchant-facing pillars Peblla wants to own end to end: operational excellence, digital ordering, hardware, and marketing-driven retention.
Operational Excellence Suite
Run one back office instead of six disconnected tools
Front + back of house
Waitlist
Handle walk-ins, peak-time queues, and host stand flow without paper lists.
Reservation
Coordinate pre-booked demand with table pacing and service windows.
Review Management
Turn guest feedback into action and protect brand reputation before churn spreads.
Multi-location Management
Push pricing, menu updates, campaigns, and performance views across every store from one control plane.
Digital Experience Suite
Own more direct demand with your own ordering surfaces
Direct orders
Online Ordering
Direct ordering with zero-commission positioning, flexible delivery options, smart menus, and Google integration.
Website
A restaurant site that turns search traffic into high-intent orders instead of menu-only browsing.
Branded Mobile App
Keep repeat guests inside your own mobile channel instead of renting them back from marketplaces.
Third-party Delivery Integration
Keep Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats visible while feeding demand back into one merchant workflow.
Hardware Layer
Speed up service with self-service and in-store hardware
Labor leverage
Self-ordering Kiosk
Reduce labor costs, speed up service, and improve the customer journey during rush hours.
Handheld POS
Move order-taking and payment acceptance closer to the guest instead of routing every task to the counter.
Tablet Ordering
Give dine-in guests a guided, visual way to order more without flagging staff for every add-on.
QR Code Ordering
Open a no-download order path that shortens wait time and supports table turns.
Customer Pickup Screen
Make handoff status visible so pickup traffic flows without crowding the cashier.
Kitchen Display System
Route orders from every channel into a single production view for the line.
Marketing & Growth Suite
Turn one-time orders into repeat visits and owned demand
Retention engine
Loyalty & Rewards
Increase retention and brand loyalty with a program tied directly to order history.
SMS Marketing
Trigger direct outreach for dormant guests, lunch lulls, and high-margin specials.
Promotion Engine
Bundle discount logic, timing, and targeting into repeatable campaigns instead of ad hoc coupons.
Gift Cards
Add prepaid value and seasonal gifting into the same growth stack rather than a separate tool.
Guest Journey
One stack from discovery to repeat purchase
The strongest part of this product direction is not one isolated tool. It is the connected flow between discoverability, ordering, fulfillment, reputation, and retention.
1. Discover
Website + Google + Reviews
Own traffic, improve trust, and let intent land on your channel first.
2. Order
POS + Online + QR + Kiosk
Accept direct and aggregator demand through one operational pipe.
3. Fulfill
KDS + Pickup + Handheld
Reduce staff friction and move the guest through service faster.
4. Retain
Loyalty + SMS + Promotions
Bring guests back with owned CRM instead of paying to reacquire them.
Why this V1 changed
The old V1 sold one feature. The new V1 sells the system.
Instead of a single social-posting demo, V1 now shows the broader merchant story: direct orders, store operations, self-service hardware, retention mechanics, and review defense.