Using Suggested Gratuity in Your POS System
In American restaurants, tipping culture reigns supreme. Some POS systems allow your restaurant to suggest gratuities, streamlining the process.
In American restaurants, tipping culture reigns supreme. Some POS systems allow your restaurant to suggest gratuities, streamlining the process.
Technological innovation has made running restaurants and bars more efficient. One offering, Digital Pour, promises to make managing a profitable bar, pub, or restaurant even easier.
Credit card processing fees eat into restaurants’ bottom lines, and as owners look to lower expenses, many wonder, “Is it legal for employers to deduct the costs of credit card processing from servers’ tips?”
Using tablets as a POS system replacement is becoming more and more popular with restaurants and bars.
The EMV liability shift brought many changes to credit card acceptance, but there’s one major difference that restaurant owners should be aware of: accepting gratuities.
Now that credit and debit cards have become a popular way to pay for meals, customers often add tips for servers when they sign their credit card receipt. However, this common practice could have implications for your bottom line.