A restaurant POS for Tbilisi, from the RS.ge invoice to the last table
Brindola is a restaurant POS for Tbilisi venues that issues RS.ge tax invoices and waybills, works alongside TBC and Bank of Georgia terminals, puts Bolt Food and Glovo orders on the kitchen screen, Wolt soon, and keeps the whole service running on the venue's own hardware when the internet drops.
From the company invoice at lunch to the last table on a Saturday night, Brindola covers what a Tbilisi restaurant runs on.
The Revenue Service, without re-typing
Look a company up by its TIN and its name and VAT status come back. The tax invoice and the waybill are issued straight from the order's own lines, and a correction goes out as a new document, the way the Revenue Service expects.
Brindola works alongside both banks' terminals: the amount is keyed into the terminal, its receipt number is recorded on the payment, and the two banks report apart. With TBC's fiscal SUNMI P2, on the Revenue Service's register of certified devices, one terminal takes the card and issues the fiscal receipt.
Open the table on the floor plan, add the rounds, and split the bill by seat, by item or by amount, each part with its own receipt and its own payment.
The order reaches its station the moment it is sent: the grill, the cold kitchen, the bar. Use a kitchen screen with timers, a printer on the pass, or both.
The terminals, the kitchen screens and printers, phones on your Wi-Fi and the day's close all run on your own network. Pull the cable at the router and nothing on the floor changes.
One price per venue in lari, monthly or annual, with no share of your sales. It runs on a Windows or Linux computer you already own, so there is no hardware bundle to add to it.
Bolt Food and Glovo orders arrive on the kitchen screen beside the next table's ticket: accepted with a prep time, cancellations caught, and counted in the day's close without re-typing. Publish your Bolt Food menu and opening hours from the same screen. Wolt is coming soon.
Six things to test before choosing a POS in Tbilisi
Before you sign with anyone, us included, ask to see these six on the vendor's own equipment. In Brindola's fourteen-day trial you can try every one yourself.
A split billThe bill splits by seat, by item or by amount.
An order reaching the kitchenTickets appear on the kitchen screen.
Stock coming off as you sellStock is deducted with every sale.
Service with the internet cable pulledUnplug the router and nothing changes on the floor.
A TBC or Bank of Georgia paymentBoth banks' terminals work alongside, the receipt number recorded on the payment.
A tax invoice for a companyThe RS.ge tax invoice is issued straight from the order.