Switch to KPOS
Switching POS? Don’t re-type your menu.
The single biggest reason restaurants stay on a POS they’ve outgrown is the menu — hundreds of items, sizes and modifiers nobody wants to enter again. KPOS moves it with AI: send us a photo, PDF, spreadsheet or export of your current menu, our AI converts it into a KPOS menu, and you review every single item before anything goes live.
- AI menu migration — no manual re-typing
- Every item reviewed by you before go-live
- Bilingual interface & menus (English / 中文)
How the migration works
1 · Send us your menu
A photo of the paper menu, a PDF, an Excel sheet, or an export from your current system — whatever you have works.
2 · AI converts it
Our migration engine reads it and rebuilds it as a KPOS menu: categories, items, sizes, modifiers and prices.
3 · You review every item
You get a line-by-line preview — your original menu on one side, the KPOS version on the other. Nothing goes live until you confirm it.
4 · Install, train, go live
We set up the hardware, train your staff on a bilingual system, and you open as usual.
The usual way vs. the KPOS way
A typical POS switch
- Re-type the whole menu by hand — or wait for a rep to do it for you
- Typos and missing modifiers surface in the middle of service
- How your menu got converted is a black box
Switching to KPOS
- AI reads your existing menu — photos, PDFs, spreadsheets or exports
- Line-by-line review before anything goes live
- Every conversion rule is visible and traceable
Coming from…
It doesn’t matter which system you use today — or whether it has an export button. (Competitor details based on public information as of Aug 2026.)
Aloha →
Years of menu data on a back-office computer? A printed report or the menu itself is all we need to start.
Micros (Oracle)
Same story as any legacy install: print a menu or price report from the back office — our AI takes it from there.
Toast
Toast’s built-in data export gives us a clean, structured file to convert from.
MenuSifu →
No export needed: menu photos, printouts or spreadsheets are enough — and bilingual dish names come across intact.
Square, Clover & others
Same AI path: if your menu exists on paper or on a screen, we can read it.
Paper menu only
Take photos of your menu book — that is genuinely all we need to start.
What else comes with the switch
Bilingual by design
POS interface and menus in English and Chinese — staff learn it fast, nobody is locked out.
One platform
Dine-in, QR ordering, kiosks, delivery integration, membership and reporting in one system.
Real-human support
Onboarding and bilingual support from people who actually answer.