Revel POS and QuickBooks

Will English’s Reveal of QuickBooks Point of Sale (QBPOS) powered by Revel

Having worked with Revel more closely as well as attending additional training, I am ready to write this article to give insight into more of the product benefits and features. We can see from QuickBooks Online, any cloud product is a moving target and QuickBooks Point of Sale powered by Revel is no different. Intuit has worked with Revel extensively. Revel has opened up the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) as well as Table Service vertical markets to the resellers who have been trained. This was a huge win as the Revel product excels in these verticals.

Revel is the real deal in hospitality. For the QSR market, the product out of the box supports modifiers, meaning that you can add or subtract items on the order. Think, add mustard, and hold the mayo. You can also set up standard modifiers for each item. For example, a sandwich always comes with lettuce and tomatoes. You can also set up combo’s meaning that the burger combo has the choice of types of sides and drinks. I think you get the idea. Revel also supports kitchen displays/printers meaning that each station can see what they need to cook or prepare to finish their part of the order. Additionally, Revel supports dynamic menu boards as well as customer facing displays showing when the customer’s order is ready. Online ordering and delivery management can be added to round out the QSR offering.

For the Full Service Restaurant, all of this is available as well as table management and the ability to hold a receipt, print a copy to add a tip and then close out the ticket with tip included. I recently had the opportunity to follow a Revel installer to an Italian Restaurant when in the course of a day, replaced 4 registers, 4 kitchen displays and a hostess workstation and got the customer up and running for their dinner service.