Quick Service Restaurants
QSR POS Built for Speed and Bilingual Staff.
Order hits the kitchen in under 5 seconds. Staff screens in English or Spanish. Offline mode keeps the line moving when the router drops.
Order to Kitchen in Under 5 Seconds.
Every tap sends the ticket immediately. No sync delay, no buffering, no "did it go through?" The line never backs up waiting for the POS to catch up.
Bilingual Staff + Customer-Facing Screens.
Counter staff see the POS in English. Kitchen sees tickets in Spanish. Modifier names, allergen notes, and 86-list items render in each cook's language — zero retranslation on the line.
Learn about bilingual staffOffline Mode for Rush-Hour Reliability.
When the router drops mid-rush, Corvus keeps taking orders locally. Tickets queue on the tablet, sync the moment connectivity returns. No lost orders, no manual re-entry.
Learn about offline modeCommon Questions
How fast does an order reach the kitchen?
Under 5 seconds from tap to kitchen ticket. Orders are transmitted in real time with no buffering or batch delay.
Can different staff members use different languages?
Yes. Each staff login carries its own locale. One cook sees Spanish; another sees English. The same ticket prints in the right language for each station.
What happens if our WiFi goes down during the lunch rush?
Corvus switches to offline mode automatically. Orders queue locally on the tablet and sync to the kitchen as soon as connectivity returns. Nothing is lost.
What hardware do I need for a QSR setup?
An Android tablet (any 8–10" model), an 80mm thermal printer via USB OTG, and your existing payment terminal. Total hardware cost is typically under $200.
How much does Corvus POS cost for a quick service restaurant?
$25/month flat. No per-transaction fees, no upsells, no hardware lock-in.