Put the ordering app on your iPad

Twelve steps and your ordering panel sits on the Home Screen as an app of its own, with new orders arriving straight away. You only ever tap where the pink marker is.

Before you start

• Open the link we sent you in Safari — on your iPad
• Have your owner password ready — your staff sign in with their PIN instead

Tip

Notifications about new orders only reach you from the installed app. Apple does not allow them in a normal Safari tab. There is no install button on the iPad like there is on a computer; the way in is Share. That is perfectly normal here. The pictures show iOS 27.

1. Switch to “Owner”. Sign-in starts on the PIN keypad your staff use. Tap “Owner” at the top.

   → The keypad is replaced by a password field.

   

2. Enter your password and sign in. Type your owner password and tap “Sign in”.

   → Your panel opens.

   

3. Tap your name, top right. Tap your name in the top right corner.

   → A small menu opens.

   

4. Tap “Install app”. In the menu, tap “Install app”.

   → A note explains the next steps.

   

5. Tap “OK”. Read the note and tap “OK”.

   

6. Tap “Share” at the top. At the top right of Safari, tap the Share icon (the square with the arrow pointing up).

   

7. Tap “Add to Home Screen”. Tap “View More”, then “Add to Home Screen”.

   

8. Tap “Add”. The name of your venue is already there and the “Open as Web App” switch is on. Leave it that way and tap “Add” in the top right corner.

   → The icon is now on your Home Screen.

   

9. Open the app. Tap the new icon.

   → From now on, always open the panel from there, not through Safari.

   

10. Open “Notifications”. In the tab bar at the top, tap “🔔 Notifications”.

    

11. Switch it on. Tap the “Turn notifications on” button.

    → The iPad asks you right away.

    

12. Tap “Allow”. Tap “Allow”.

    → Done. New orders and waiter calls now reach this iPad straight away, even when the app is closed.

    

Caution

Do this on every device that should ring: notifications belong to the device, not to your account. And send yourself a test notification once, it is the only way to be sure everything arrives.

That’s it.