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Deliveroo, through HubRise

Paper in the kitchen. Deliveroo on the same paper.

Deliveroo sends the order to HubRise, HubRise to SimEX Pay, SimEX Pay to your printer. No extra tablet on the counter.

DELIVEROO #8455

SCHEDULED 19:11


  • 2 x Chicken NoodlesSmall
  • 1 x Brownie
  • 2 x Chicken SkewersExtra sauceCutlery

No utensils


Pickup in 40 min

Paid on Deliveroo

A delivery ticket as the kitchen printer cuts it: platform, order number, when it is due, the items with their options, the customer's note. No amounts; the money stays on the platform.
The delivery connection card while paused
Paused for thirty minutes from the dashboard. The card shows what HubRise holds, and when orders resume.

What happens to an order

Orders arrive automatically. Confirmation goes back to Deliveroo the moment the ticket is queued, well inside Deliveroo's three-minute window.

Status flows back. When the kitchen starts, Deliveroo shows the order in preparation. Scheduled orders get a second "prepare now" ticket at the right time, using the preparation time you set in HubRise.

Busy and paused, from the dashboard. Add 10 to 60 minutes of preparation time, or pause for 30 minutes, an hour, two hours, the rest of the day or until you resume. Deliveroo follows through the Bridge.

Sold out, everywhere. One tap on a dish hides it on the till, on the QR menu and on Deliveroo until tomorrow morning.

Your menu stays yours. Items are matched by a short ref code you set on the product; nothing is pushed to Deliveroo behind your back.

In the Z report. Delivery orders are listed with the day, paid on the platform and kept out of your till totals.

The Deliveroo integration runs through HubRise and requires a HubRise subscription and Deliveroo Bridge.

The Settings page with the delivery card
It lives in Settings, under the till's VAT settings.
The delivery connection card taking orders normally
The delivery card: connected, taking orders, with busy and pause options.

Screens shown are from a live SimEX Pay account.

See it on your own counter.

Fifteen minutes with your menu, your printer and a card. No contract afterwards, and your old till stays switched on while you decide.