Overview
- Create and manage tables
- Assign tables to areas
- Set seating capacity
- View and update table status (available, occupied, reserved)
- View orders linked to each table
Prerequisites
- Areas should be created first (see Areas).
- You need permission to manage Tables.
Step-by-Step Actions
1. Open Tables

- In the left sidebar, click Tables to expand it.
- Click Tables.
- The Tables page opens showing all tables (often as cards or a grid).
2. Create a new table

- Click Add Table or Create.
- Enter:
- Table code or Table number (e.g., T1, T2, 101)
- Area – select from your areas
- Seating capacity – how many people can sit
- Click Save or Create.
3. Edit a table
- Find the table in the list or grid.
- Click Edit (or the pencil icon).
- Change the code, area, or capacity.
- Click Save.
4. Check table status
- Each table shows a status:
- Available – no current order
- Occupied – has an active order
- Reserved – booked for a reservation
- Status usually updates automatically when orders or reservations are created.
5. Sync or refresh table status
- If you see a Sync or Refresh button, use it to update status from recent orders.
- This helps if tables were used on another device or branch.
6. View orders for a table
- Click on a table card or row.
- If available, open View orders or similar to see orders for that table.
- From there you can go to the order details or POS.
7. Delete a table
- Find the table.
- Click Delete.
- Confirm. You usually cannot delete a table with active orders.
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
| Mistake | How to avoid |
|---|---|
| Duplicate table codes | Use unique codes (T1, T2, T3) to avoid confusion. |
| Wrong area | Assign each table to the correct area. |
| Forgetting capacity | Set capacity so you can plan seating. |
End Result
- All physical tables are in the system.
- Each table has a code, area, and capacity.
- Table status is visible so staff can manage the floor.
- Tables are ready for use in POS and reservations.