Call the waiter, and The bill, please

TWO TAPS FROM THE TABLE. Wants to order. Asks for the bill. Plus needs a hand, and a note they can type.

IT REACHES THE RIGHT PHONES FIRST. If you have assigned waiters to that table, only their phones ring. Two minutes later, if nobody has pressed On it, it goes to every apron and to you. That is the whole design: the person responsible gets it quietly, and the room gets it if they miss it.

THE GUEST IS TOLD WHO IS COMING, by first name, as soon as somebody presses On it. That single sentence is the difference between a guest waiting and a guest wondering whether anybody saw.

A SECOND PRESS DOES NOT STACK. One open call per table. A guest pressing it three times does not produce three alerts, because a screen that cries wolf is a screen your staff stop looking at. The kitchen's own bell and a staff-to-staff note are separate families, so they fold separately and never swallow each other.

IT IS ON THREE SCREENS. The Pass, your BitesTab floor plan, and your staff's phones. Whichever one somebody is nearest, the wave is there, with how many minutes it has been waiting.

THIS COMES WITH THE FREE TENT. You do not need the paid table ordering for the waiter call or the bill request.