Challenges
Service does not happen in one place. A counter till on its own forces re-entry whenever an order starts at the counter and finishes at the table, and re-entry during a busy service is where orders get lost.
Product we built · Ongoing · Basil POS
Basil POS is a restaurant point-of-sale product, built by DI Solutions, whose tablet till and phone app share a single catalogue and a single live order state.

Overview
The point-of-sale product we built for Basil. A tablet till and a matching phone app share one catalogue and order state, so a server can start an order at the counter and finish it in the room — menus by category, live order totals and per-item pricing across both screens.
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How we delivered it
Service does not happen in one place. A counter till on its own forces re-entry whenever an order starts at the counter and finishes at the table, and re-entry during a busy service is where orders get lost.
We built the product end to end for Basil rather than configuring an off-the-shelf POS, with a tablet till and a companion phone app reading the same catalogue and writing to the same order.
Category-driven menus, live order totals, per-item pricing, and one shared order state across both clients.
An order started on the tablet can be finished on the phone with no re-entry, and both screens stay in agreement throughout service.
Basil POS is a point-of-sale system for restaurants. It presents the menu by category — à la carte, alcohol, appetisers, drinks, sides — and keeps a running order with per-item pricing. DI Solutions built the product for the client end to end.
Because service does not happen in one place. The tablet is the counter till; the phone is the same system in a server's hand. Both read the same catalogue and write to the same order, so an order started at the counter can be finished at the table without re-entry.
Yes. This was a product build rather than a staffing engagement — we built the POS software for Basil rather than placing developers into an existing team, and the engagement is ongoing.
FAQs
Yes. They share one catalogue and one order state, so both can be in use during service without the two views disagreeing.
No. DI Solutions built the POS software for the client as a product build.
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