Every channel, one till, the right station
Orders from the counter, your website, QR codes, the AI phone agent and Uber Eats land on the same till and go straight to the station that makes them.
The counter, your tables, your website, QR at the table, the AI phone and Uber Eats: one screen, the right station, paid.
And when the internet drops, it keeps selling.
Orders from the counter, your website, QR codes, the AI phone agent and Uber Eats land on the same till and go straight to the station that makes them.
Order Central runs the restaurant from the web. Its two apps run the floor: Divine POS at the counter and in the kitchen, Divine Mobile on the phones of owners and staff.




Android tablets at the counter, on the floor and on the kitchen wall.
One phone app: owners watch the business, staff run their week.
Where the menu, the money, the team and every location are set up.
Staff find any item by its photo or by typing two letters. Sizes and add-ons price themselves, and notes go to the kitchen.
Cheeseburger+ $10.49
Bacon Cheeseburger+ $12.59
Double Bacon Cheeseburger+ $16.39
Grilled Cheese+ $7.49
Cheese Fries+ $7.49
Onion Rings+ $6.99Every item shows its picture. Or type two letters and the menu narrows as you go.
Single, double or triple, add bacon or avocado, tap a quick note. The kitchen sees the note in yellow.
Split by seat or evenly, hold an order, fire the next course, keep a bar tab open with the card held.
Your restaurant's number is answered by an AI voice agent that knows your menu and your prices, and takes the order.
AI agentThanks for calling Central Burger Co. What can I get for you?
GuestTwo double bacon cheeseburgers and a cheese fries, for pickup.
AI agentTwo Double Bacon Cheeseburgers and one Cheese Fries. What name should I put it under?
GuestSam.
AI agentThanks, Sam. That's $40.27 plus tax.
It greets callers with your greeting and takes the order the way your staff would, even in the middle of the rush.
The order lands on the till and in the kitchen like any other. Nobody writes it down, nobody reads it back twice.
Name the agent, choose its voice, write the greeting and any house rules.
Guests order pickup, delivery or at the table and pay from their phone. It lands on the till like any other order.








Scan, order, add more later, pay. Tap + to try it.
Your own ordering site with orders for later, delivery by your own drivers with a fee per mile, and QR ordering at the table.
The till, your website, the QR codes and the AI phone agent read the same menu. Change a price once.
Orders arrive on your tills; the menu comes from Uber. Uber orders print in the kitchen and join the same board as everyone else's.
Pause the store, change the prep time, and watch Uber orders arrive with everything else. Try the switch.
Connect your Uber Eats account, pick the store, bring the menu over, set hours and prep, go live.
Uber Eats works today. DoorDash and Grubhub are coming soon, the same way.
Burgers to the grill, fries to the fryer, shakes to the shake station, on a printer or a kitchen screen, and every ticket on the clock.
The Divine POS cook board, live: tickets count up, go amber, then red — and are marked ready as they leave.
Choose where each category goes: a printer, a kitchen screen, or both. An expo screen can get the whole order. Hold courses and fire them when the table is ready.
1× Double Bacon Cheeseburger
1× Cheeseburger · DoubleMedium rare, No onions
1× Hot Dog · 1× Fries
1× Double Bacon Cheeseburger · 1× Cheese Fries
Green, then amber, then red. Bump with one tap, see all-day counts, recall a ticket.
Busy mode adds the minutes you choose to every ready time, so guests hear the truth.
Any tablet becomes a kitchen screen. Pick the layout each station likes.
Reservations, the floor plan and the host stand on the same system as the till, and rewards that bring guests back.
Every table's state on one floor plan, from seated to paid.
Guests book on your website; the host sees tonight's list and seats them.
80 more points to a free Cheese Fries.
Guests earn points on every order and redeem them for rewards you choose.
Orders wait on the tablet and send themselves when the connection is back. A card typed in is held encrypted and charged then.
No cards waiting.
Pull the plug, take a card or two, reconnect. That's what the till does. Nothing here is charged.
Offline cards are off until you turn them on. Every order and payment carries its own key, so nothing is sent or charged twice.
The guest adds the tip on the terminal and the total settles in one step.
Tap, chip or swipe on a Dejavoo terminal. The guest picks the tip and signs; the total settles in one step.
Pay part on one card and the rest on another, split a check evenly, add a card surcharge if you charge one. Refunds, voids and tip adjusts from the till.
The receipt goes by text with a link to add a tip or pay. Printed and e-mailed receipts carry a QR code for the tip. The same link pays for phone and catering orders.
Card batches close on their own every day. If card money hasn't settled after 26 hours, you're told, with the amount.
Pool tips by your rule, count the drawer, approve timecards, export payroll.
Pools and tip-outs follow the rule you pick, and land on payroll. Try the three rules.
Drops, paid-ins and paid-outs through the night; count by bill at close and see the difference.
Timecards with breaks and overtime become a payroll file for ADP, Gusto or QuickBooks, or a CSV.
Build the week, approve swaps and time off, and staff clock in with their PIN on the till.
Owners see every location live and get the daily close. Staff see their week, clock in, check their tips and ask for cover — on their own phone.








What Order Central does today, end to end. Open any module for everything it does.
Open a new location by cloning a menu. Each keeps its own hours, prices and settings; managers only see the stores they run.
Every location has its own hours, taxes, tipping and payment settings. Reports for one store or all of them.
Enter the store code, set up a PIN, start selling.
With photos, sizes and add-ons, set up the way your kitchen works.
Tablets, terminals, printers and kitchen screens, paired and ready.
On the real screens, before your first service.
Pick a starting point, or just tell us about your restaurant. We reply within one business day.