Restaurant point of sale
Hospitality POS
Multi-tenant restaurant POS—NestJS/MongoDB API and React dashboard for products, orders, inventory, and cash sales.
The challenge
Restaurant teams were slowed by generic POS flows and fragmented tools that did not isolate tenants or give managers a simple daily sales closeout from the same stack that takes orders. Without a coherent restaurant point of sale foundation, Hospitality POS stakeholders faced fragmented tools, slow handoffs, and limited visibility—classic failure modes Tekvers designs against.
The solution
Tekvers delivered a multi-tenant NestJS/MongoDB API and React dashboard for product catalog, inventory items, POS order creation, team listing, and daily sales reporting—with JWT tenancy on documents and claims. Tekvers delivered a maintainable restaurant point of sale system for Hospitality POS using NestJS, React, TypeScript, MongoDB, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.
Approach
Tenant-first SaaS shape
Registration creates a tenant and owner admin; MongoDB schemas and JWT claims carry `tenantId` so catalog, orders, and inventory stay isolated per restaurant.
Floor-oriented order capture
POS endpoint creates orders against the product catalog so staff can sell quickly from a web dashboard rather than juggling spreadsheets between shifts.
Manager closeout basics
Daily sales report endpoint and inventory CRUD give managers end-of-day visibility; purchases remain stubbed so the first release stays focused on sell-side ops.
Deliverables
- ▸NestJS multi-tenant restaurant POS API
- ▸Vite/React dashboard SPA
- ▸JWT auth scoped by tenant and email
- ▸Tenant creation on first-user register
- ▸Product CRUD (tenant-scoped)
- ▸Inventory item management
- ▸Orders list/create and POS checkout endpoint
- ▸Daily sales report
- ▸Team user listing for the tenant
- ▸MongoDB document model with tenant isolation
Outcomes
- ▸Faster ticket handling from a dedicated restaurant POS screen
- ▸Tenant-isolated catalogs and orders for multi-restaurant SaaS shape
- ▸Clearer daily sales visibility for managers
- ▸Honest boundary: purchases stubbed; role-split UI still maturing
Impact
Service staff spend less time fighting generic tills and more time turning tables—orders and inventory live in one tenant-aware stack, with a clear path to deepen kitchen and purchasing modules later.
Tech stack
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