A server or bartender cannot view or access others checks without explicitly allowing this through a system setting.

In the case of a server looking at a table map they would certainly see tables that didn’t belong to them but they could not open the table. However for tabs one bartender would not be able to open or “See” other tabs.

Several of our merchants find it difficult to clearly separate menu items on the kitchen printer receipt. Some form of separator such as a break line or even an extra space would greatly help.

The US is stopping the production of the $0.01, we will no longer be able to give out the exact change when collecting cash. Linga needs to be able to round up the total to the nearest 5 or 0. 
$0.01 and $0.02 rounds down to 0.00

$0.02 and $0.04 rounds up to $0.05

$0.06 and $0.07 rounds down to $0.05

$0.08 and $0.09 rounds up to $1.00

Many other POS have this function already.

Account- Beto Hospitality

Customer Name- Scott

Customer mentioned that tip-outs should be calculated based on each server's net sales, but the deduction should occur from their individual tips equally. Currently, Linga does not support deducting calculated tip-outs from individual tips.

Requesting a feature that lets the system calculate tip-outs from net sales and deduct them from each server's tips.

The client would like the option to be able to have a short form option, on a menu item as we have it on modifiers. 

The client would like a longer character limit on menu items, modifiers, and secondary names to be longer than 50 characters. 

The client would like an error message to be displayed to the user if an import fails, indicating that the import was unsuccessful.

On the linga go app there is the ability to the customer to tip adjust on a preauthorized bar tab. However, on the customer facing screen at the cloud POS this options does not exist. This is huge hindrance for breweries and wineries.

Being able to see the labor percentage from the POS itself without going into the back office

When a split payment takes place, the seats that have already been paid for still show and don’t disappear or get marked as paid, which confuses the merchant who has to go over each ticket to see the items listed.
The least we can do, if you can’t make the paid seats disappear from the list like other systems, is to highlight them in a different color and have a PAID text overlay on the items.