KPOS Core · Advanced architecture
The register, the card machine and the books — on one advanced system
KPOS Core puts ordering, card payments, the kitchen and your reports on one system — fast at the counter, steady through the rush, and numbers you can read at a glance. Everything else KPOS does plugs into it.
- One device: order, pay, print
- Updates over the air — no hardware swap
- AI recap every morning
Three advances under one system
Advanced architecture. Advanced AI. Built for the way restaurants actually run — here is what that means at the counter.
Advanced architecture →
Payments and the app live on the same Android device, hardware-linked — no pairing, no second charger, one fewer thing to fail. Keeps serving when the internet drops.
Advanced technology →
Cloud back office across every location, menu import from Excel or a photo, remote configuration and over-the-air updates, bilingual from the menu to the reports.
Advanced AI →
AI dish recommendations at order time, an AI ordering assistant in the guest app, AI phone answering, and a daily AI recap with alerts on unusual discounts and labor.
Whatever slows you down, there’s a piece for it
The everyday system that takes the order, takes the payment and keeps the books — explore each part.
Hardware & terminals →
All-in-one Android terminals, handhelds and kiosks — payment and printing built in.
Payments →
Cards, NFC, Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay and Alipay — online and in person.
Tableside ordering →
Order, fire to the kitchen and pay right at the table.
Scan-to-order (QR) →
Guests order from their phone at the table — straight to the kitchen.
AI Pad ordering →
In-store self-ordering on a large tablet, with AI upsell.
Self-service kiosks →
Self-order and pay at the counter — cut the line.
Kitchen Display (KDS) →
Tickets routed to the right station with timers and live status.
Queue & waitlist →
Ticketing and call-up to keep the rush orderly.
Delivery integration →
Third-party delivery orders land on the same system.
Solutions by venue →
Recommended setups for fine dining, QSR, cafés, bars and more.
Why our hardware holds up
We started with one device that had to do the whole job — and few in the US have been doing it longer.
Started all-in-one
Core began on the P3 MIX — built by Sunmi, fusing payment and a large Android screen so one device takes the order, takes the payment and prints the ticket.
First to market, most experienced
KPOS was among the first in the US to commercialize the P3 MIX — and builds its own software and payment certification in-house — so when something goes wrong, there’s no one else to blame and no one else to wait on.
Grew into the OS
Generation by generation, that all-in-one foundation became the operating system that runs the restaurant.
Internet down? Keep serving.
When the internet drops, KPOS keeps core service running as long as your local network and host terminal are up, then syncs orders back automatically once you're online. Card payments while offline depend on what your processor allows — we confirm the setup before go-live.
Pauses until you're back online
- QR, iPad and kiosk ordering
- Online and delivery-app orders
- Loyalty, gift cards, waitlist
Keeps working
- Taking orders at the POS
- Cash payments
- Kitchen printing and KDS
- Multiple devices, linked to one host terminal
Why owners run the whole restaurant on Core
- No more POS plus a clip-on reader plus a separate back office — one system does it.
- Payment and printing are built into the hardware, so there’s less to break.
- Online orders, AI phone orders and your members all share one menu and one back office — nothing to keep in sync.
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