Cashier, orders, kitchen, inventory, staff, reports, invoicing and printing — a single operating layer instead of tools that never talk to each other.
Full Arabic RTL interfaces, with an English version on the same system.
TRED OrderHubThe selling surface: create the order and take payment in one place.
The order created at the cashier is the same order in the kitchen, in inventory, in the employee's shift, and in the financial report at the end of the day. One source of truth.
This is the central connection point in OrderHub; modules do not run as separate systems — they share the same order, employee, branch and financial operation.
Pick any module around the core to see what it does and how it connects.
Not a feature list — a connected chain: what happens in the first step surfaces automatically in the last.
The employee opens a shift, builds the order and collects payment; each sale becomes one numbered order bound to the person and branch behind it.
Every module here exists inside the product today. No future promises, no fake screens.
Close sales, take payments, and tie every order to its invoice and to the shift of the employee who ran it.
An order closes but the final invoice never prints, and the day ends in a dispute.
Closing an order runs through a single invoice path that prevents duplicates and respects the confirm-before-print setting.
Every closed order has exactly one documented invoice.
Raw materials are deducted by hand, so nobody can explain the variance.
Recipes deduct ingredients when the sale completes, and cancellations reverse the movement in an independent record.
Stock movement that explains itself item by item.
One screen for everyone means exposed financials and irrelevant notifications.
Permissions follow the role, and operational notifications are personal to the assigned employee.
Each employee sees only their own workspace.
The shift report says one number and the period report says another, so the owner stops trusting both.
Money is read from one shift source and one period source, with tax taken from transaction-time evidence.
One number you can defend.
From the thermal printer on the counter to the phone in a staff member's hand — described exactly as it exists today.
The OrderHub app builds for Android and iOS from the same system.
Windows and Android for thermal printers, with per-printer routing and diagnostics.
Devices share the same data without installing a server in the branch.
Per-branch settings and devices, with branch and company level reporting.
Each company's data is isolated at the database level, and access is limited by role.
Setup is built in with clear stages. Official approval belongs to each business and completes through its own process.
Pick any item to see what actually happens inside the system.
The guest scans the code on their table, orders from the menu, and the order reaches the operating board tied to that table and its session.
Cafés and restaurants serving at tables that want to cut the back-and-forth.
Get started now, or request a demo and we will walk you from setup to your first shift.
