The tray arrives with a tent card. Your guest scans it, sees the live bill under the hotel’s own branding, tips the person who carried it — by name — and pays with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card in the browser. No call to the front desk, no signature chase, no app.
One browser checkout runs everywhere your F&B does. Wherever the QR stands — a tray card in a suite, a tent card on a pool lounger, a cabana table at the beach club — the guest gets the same live bill, under your branding, in their own browser.
Room service used to end with a clipboard, a room-charge signature or a call to reception. With Tabz the payment travels on the tray itself — the whole journey happens between the guest and the card that arrived with dinner.
ROOM 1204 — PAID FROM THE TRAY CARD — NO FRONT-DESK CALL
Hotel F&B is group F&B. A cabana of eight is one bill and eight phones — with Tabz the group splits evenly, by item or by custom share, and every guest settles their own part without the server refereeing.
Tips stop dissolving into the day’s cash. A guest tips the venue and the person who carried the tray — by name — so every tip is on the record and reaches the team member who earned it.
The F&B team sees its outlets settle in live analytics — which trays are paid, which tables are still open — instead of reconciling from memory at the end of a shift.
And nothing gets ripped out. Tabz is not a POS and makes no integration claims — it adds the payment moment alongside whatever systems your outlets run today. No new terminal, no retraining, no rewiring.
* Commission and payout figures are indicative targets, subject to final payment-processing terms.
The tray arrives with a QR tent card. The guest scans it, the live bill opens in the browser under the hotel’s branding, and they tip and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card — no call to reception, no signature, no app.
No app at all. The guest scans the QR on the tray card or table and everything opens in the browser — the browser is the app. Nothing to download, nothing to install, and the guest fee is AED 0.
Yes. The same browser checkout runs on a room tray, a pool lounger, a beach-club cabana or a lobby table — one QR per spot, every outlet under the hotel’s own branding, and the group can still split the bill and tip by name.
Tipping lives inside the payment, not in a cash jar. The guest tips the venue and the person who carried the tray — by name — so every tip is on the record and the hotel can route it to the team member who earned it.
No — Tabz is not a POS and never replaces one. It is the checkout your POS is missing: it works alongside whatever POS you run, with no rip-out and no retraining.