A restaurant operating system, not a single CRM screen.

Limvero connects the daily restaurant workflow from menu and order entry to kitchen execution, stock, loyalty, reports and integrations.

Product modules

Each module is designed around real restaurant roles: cashier, waiter, kitchen, expo, manager and owner.

POS Terminal

Web POS for orders, tables, items, discounts, cash shifts, receipt jobs and offline-aware non-payment operations.

Kitchen Display

Station-aware kitchen queue with live ticket timers, status changes, recall and print job visibility.

Expo Screen

Ready and served columns for handoff between kitchen and guest-facing service.

Menu Management

Categories, products, prices by location, modifiers, recipe ingredients and status controls.

Inventory Lite

Ingredients, warehouses, balances, low-stock states, manual movements and guarded writeoffs.

Customers and Loyalty

Customer records, groups, bonus balances, promo codes, first-order gift and order history.

Reports

Overview, sales, payments, customers, inventory, food-cost reports and async CSV exports.

Staff and Permissions

Employees, PIN access, roles, permissions and location-scoped operations.

Integrations

API keys, webhook endpoints, delivery attempts and MCP foundation for automation.

Implementation boundaries are visible

Limvero separates implemented platform capabilities, provider-specific integrations and planned roadmap work in customer-facing language.

Provider-neutral today

Limvero stores payment/fiscal records and print jobs, while certified provider SDK adapters are integration projects.

Web-first terminal strategy

POS, KDS and Expo run as web interfaces suitable for tablets and terminals with modern browser support.

One backend rule set

Restaurant UI, public API, webhooks and MCP use the same backend business rules and tenant isolation model.

Plan a clean restaurant rollout.

Talk through locations, POS devices, kitchen workflow, menu migration, API needs and security review before launch.

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