RevioYou Do Not Need a POS to Take Orders Online
Most online ordering tools are add-ons to a POS system. They expect you to own one already. Lots of good restaurants do not. They run on a cash drawer, a notebook and a WhatsApp number. Revio is made for them. You get a menu in Arabic and English that people order from. You get a page Google can find. Your own driver delivers and takes cash. And a loyalty card brings people back. Nothing to install, nothing to connect.
Many kitchens take orders on WhatsApp but have no POS. Most of them pay a delivery app 20–30% on every delivery order. They have no customer list of their own. And they only show up in search on someone else's site. The usual advice is to buy a POS first, then an ordering add-on. That costs thousands to fix a problem that does not need it. Revio offers online ordering without a POS. Post your menu. Put a QR code on each table and a link in your Instagram bio. Take the order, send the driver, collect the cash and keep the customer. If you buy a POS later, nothing breaks. Revio never touched your POS.
Benefits
Key benefits
Nothing to Connect
There is no POS add-on to buy, no extra plan, and no tech person to hire. Your menu lives here. Orders show up on a screen in the kitchen and a screen at the counter. Staff mark them paid when the cash is in the drawer. That is all the setup. And you never have to hear "our POS does not support that" again.
Your Own Orders, Not the Delivery App's
An order on your own link costs you your plan and nothing more. There is no fee per order. And the customer's name and number are yours. That adds up over time. After a few hundred orders, you have a list you can message. A delivery app will never give you that. Keep the delivery app if it brings you new people. Just stop paying it a cut on regulars who would order from you anyway.
Arabic and English, Built In
Every dish has an Arabic name and an English name. The guest picks the language. The Arabic page reads right to left, the way it should. It is not an English page flipped badly. Is your menu already on a delivery app? We bring it all over in one go: groups, prices, photos and both languages. You start with a link, not an afternoon of typing.
A Page Google Can Read
Most QR menus are a PDF or an app, and Google cannot read either one. Yours is a real web page. It lists your address, hours, dishes and prices in the format Google and AI search tools read. Each branch gets its own page, and each dish gets its own link. It has a sitemap and both languages. Add your own domain and it becomes your website, not a page on ours.
Delivery That Ends in Cash
Most people here pay cash on delivery. So we built that part with care. You set the areas you deliver to and the smallest order you take. You send the order to your own driver from the order card. The driver collects the cash, or notes why the drop failed. At the end of the shift, you count the driver's cash against what the app says. Any gap is written down, so there is nothing to argue about.
Every Order Fills the Loyalty Card
An ordering-only tool cannot do this. When the counter marks an order paid, points go on the customer's wallet card by themselves. They can spend those points on their next order. You get one system and one record per customer. Not one tool for orders, one for loyalty, and no idea who is in both.
Process
How it works
Get the Menu In
Send us the link to your menu on a delivery app. We bring it all in: groups, dish names in both languages, prices and photos. No link? Upload a spreadsheet or type it in. Either way, you see a preview before anything is saved. We resize your photos, so the page loads fast even on a weak phone signal.
Set How People Can Order
Turn on dine-in, pickup, delivery, or all 3. Each one has its own hours. For delivery, name the areas you cover. Set a smallest order and a fee. Print the table QR codes from your dashboard. You need no new devices. The kitchen and counter screens are web pages. They open on any tablet or phone you already have.
Publish the Page
One tap builds your site from what you already entered. It uses your photos, hours, branches and best sellers. It also writes a short intro about your business for you to edit. Read it, change what does not sound like you, and publish. Got your own domain? Point it at the site. No domain? Your link works right away.
Take Orders, and Keep the Customer
Orders show up on the kitchen screen and the counter screen at the same time. Cash goes in the drawer, or the driver brings it back. Either way, the customer gets loyalty points when the order is marked paid. After a few weeks, your dashboard shows what you need. You see which dishes sell, which hours are busy, and who stopped coming back.
Get the Menu In
Send us the link to your menu on a delivery app. We bring it all in: groups, dish names in both languages, prices and photos. No link? Upload a spreadsheet or type it in. Either way, you see a preview before anything is saved. We resize your photos, so the page loads fast even on a weak phone signal.
Set How People Can Order
Turn on dine-in, pickup, delivery, or all 3. Each one has its own hours. For delivery, name the areas you cover. Set a smallest order and a fee. Print the table QR codes from your dashboard. You need no new devices. The kitchen and counter screens are web pages. They open on any tablet or phone you already have.
Publish the Page
One tap builds your site from what you already entered. It uses your photos, hours, branches and best sellers. It also writes a short intro about your business for you to edit. Read it, change what does not sound like you, and publish. Got your own domain? Point it at the site. No domain? Your link works right away.
Take Orders, and Keep the Customer
Orders show up on the kitchen screen and the counter screen at the same time. Cash goes in the drawer, or the driver brings it back. Either way, the customer gets loyalty points when the order is marked paid. After a few weeks, your dashboard shows what you need. You see which dishes sell, which hours are busy, and who stopped coming back.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
You Do Not Need a POS to Take Orders Online
Most online ordering tools are add-ons to a POS system. They expect you to own one already. Lots of good restaurants do not. They run on a cash drawer, a notebook and a WhatsApp number. Revio is made for them. You get a menu in Arabic and English that people order from. You get a page Google can find. Your own driver delivers and takes cash. And a loyalty card brings people back. Nothing to install, nothing to connect.