The counter is where the rush hits. Doughrado's register is built for a pizza line — half-and-half toppings, fast staff switching, and a lock on the money that answers only to you.
Ring it up, print it, hand it off — and the stuff that protects your money runs quietly underneath.
Whole, left half, right half — toppings go where the customer says, priced right and printed right on the kitchen ticket. No workarounds, no sticky notes.
Everybody signs in on the same number pad — type your code and the register knows who you are. No hunting your name in a list while the line grows.
A register kid sees the register. A kitchen hire sees the kitchen screen. A driver sees deliveries. A manager sees everything. You pick, per person.
Refunds, discounts, tax-free sales, the reports — the money buttons ask for YOUR code, not theirs. On from day one, and only you can turn it off.
Star and Epson receipt + kitchen printers pair right in the app, receipts print themselves, and the cash drawer kicks when it should.
The register keeps taking cash sales when the internet drops, and catches everything back up when it returns. A dead modem doesn't close your counter.
Your crew punches in and out at the register. Hours land in the back office, ready for payday — and only you can edit a shift after the fact.
Card readers come at hardware cost on your own Stripe or Square account — the card money goes straight to you, not through us.
Open past midnight? The register knows a 1 a.m. sale belongs to Friday night, not Saturday morning. Your numbers stay honest.
A refund, a discount, a tax-free sale, a peek at the reports — every one of them stops and asks for the owner's code. Your crew runs the counter all day; the money answers to you.
Every room below comes in the same register — we turn on the ones you need, nothing you don't.
Tickets land the second they're placed — online and walk-up in one line, oldest first, tagged by where they came from.
See it →Your whole menu, typed in for you. Run out of a topping? 86 it once and every pizza that uses it steps aside with it.
See it →Your chalkboard. Two-Topping Tuesday every week, a one-day deal when you feel like it — flip it on and it's live.
See it →Your AI sidekick. Every morning she tells you how yesterday went — in plain English, with the real numbers.
See it →Reports, expenses, the time clock, tip pooling, and your customer book — the paperwork side, kept tidy for you.
See it →No app store, no sign-up maze. A real person sets it up, wires it to how your shop already runs, and stands at your counter on day one.