What an alley gets
Sell a lane by the hour or by the game, rent the shoes, and take bookings with a deposit.
Bowling alleys
A bowling POS for lanes, shoes and bookings.
Sell a lane by the hour or by the game, rent the shoes, and take bookings with a deposit.
How does a bowling alley use Orbit POS?
A bowling alley sells each lane by the hour, by the game or per head, rents shoes and lockers against a deposit, and takes bookings for busy nights. Orbit POS Venue handles all of it on one bill per lane, offline, with deposits held as money you owe until the item comes back.
Lanes as resources
Each lane has its own clock, rate card and state on the floor: free, running, due soon or overtime.
Per-head and per-game rates
Charge per person per hour, per block, a fixed slot or a pass, multiplied by the number of players.
Rentals and deposits
Shoes and lockers are rentable items. A deposit is held, not counted as a sale, until it is returned.
Bookings and no-shows
Book a lane, take a deposit, and handle no-shows with a named decision instead of a timer.
Recommended edition
Orbit POS Venue
Venue is the edition that sells time, with bookings, rentals and deposits.
Standard
A counter that sells things.
Price coming soon
one-time, per shop
- The till, receipts and daily closing
- Catalogue, stock and stock takes
- Sends every sale to Orbit Finance
- Works fully offline
For most cafes
Pro
A cafe or restaurant with a floor to run.
Price coming soon
one-time, per shop
Everything in Standard, plus:
- Floor plan, tables and open tabs
- Waiters order from their own phones
- Happy hours, member rates and promotions
- Points, members and customer history
Venue
Anywhere that sells time: snooker, gaming, bowling, studios.
Price coming soon
one-time, per shop
Everything in Pro, plus:
- Charge by the hour, the block or the session
- Bookings, deposits and no-show handling
- Equipment rental and lockers
- Overtime, grace periods and alerts
Max
Several outlets, staff on commission, accounts on credit.
Price coming soon
one-time, per shop
Everything in Venue, plus:
- The buku 555, corporate accounts and statements
- Supplier orders and goods received
- Staff commission, scheduling and tips
- Several outlets on one catalogue
Common questions
Can I charge per player?
Yes. Per-head modes multiply the rate by the number of people on the lane.
How are shoe deposits handled?
A deposit is money you hold, so it is not counted as takings. Only the part you keep, if any, becomes revenue when the item is returned.
Can customers book a lane?
Staff record bookings with a time, a lane and an optional deposit; recurring bookings are supported.
What happens to a no-show deposit?
A person decides. Bookings release automatically if you set a hold, but a deposit is never forfeited by a timer.
Other kinds of business
Shops and kiosks
Ring up items, track stock, print a receipt.
Learn moreCafes and restaurants
Tables, bills, kitchen tickets, waiter phones.
Learn moreSnooker and pool halls
Clocks on tables, overtime, drinks on the same bill.
Learn moreKaraoke and function rooms
Rooms by the hour, peak rates, food on the bill.
Learn moreGaming and internet cafes
Stations by the hour, prepaid wallets, snacks.
Learn moreWorkshops and service jobs
Quotes, work orders, parts and labour.
Learn more
Ready for your shop.
Venue is the edition that sells time, with bookings, rentals and deposits.