Eats365 in New Zealand: prices, fees and contract

What Eats365 says about its modular POS

Eats365 says its open API and more than 100 modular extensions let NZ operators connect the tools they already use.¹ Eats365 says its architecture supports a stack with centralised Xero reporting, delivery platform sync, reservation links and an inventory tool, without a separate middleware layer for each connection.¹ Eats365 says its open API supports the reservation platforms used in the NZ market, so operators can link bookings, tables and payment without changing systems during service.¹

Eats365's POS on the restaurant floor

Eats365 says its POS has more than 300 configurable menu settings, from categories and product types to nested modifiers, coursing controls and kitchen station assignments.⁵ It describes a configurable restaurant POS with kitchen station support, advanced table and queue management, and live reporting, along with ties to major NZ payment providers.⁵

Eats365 for restaurant groups

Eats365 says its central management system has three levels of control.⁶ It says menu updates reach all locations instantly.⁶ It lists more than 300 customisable settings and a flexible design for different restaurant concepts.⁶ Eats365 says its POS supports cloud-based management and scales from small cafes to multi-location operators.⁵

Eats365's kitchen display

Eats365 says its integrated kitchen displays are meant to cope with high-volume reorders and lift table turnover.⁴ It says its integrated POS ties kiosk orders, QR orders and mobile app orders into the kitchen and inventory systems.⁷

What Eats365 says about online ordering and delivery

Eats365 says it provides a cloud-based POS and online ordering system that links in-store and digital operations.³ It says the system gives venues real-time menu syncs, direct ordering, and local NZ payment gateway support.³ Eats365 says it supports direct integration with major delivery platforms, so Uber Eats and DoorDash orders can go straight into the POS order flow and onto the kitchen display.¹ Eats365 says its POS offers live menu syncing alongside efficient order management.⁹ It says its POS is tailored for the NZ food and beverage market and connects to major delivery apps, with live updates, order routing and reporting.⁹

Eats365's QR and scan-to-order tools

Eats365 says it is positioned for venues that need POS continuity and QR order queuing to carry on during an outage.² It says it is a stronger fit where QR ordering, the POS and reporting need to live in a single system.² It also points to multilingual menu support for venues with many tourists.² Eats365 says its table ordering system works with the POS and delivery apps, which cuts manual work and errors.⁸ It says its QR ordering is quick for customers and gives upselling chances that lift spend per head.⁸

Eats365's self-service kiosk and queue tools

Eats365 says its kiosks connect directly to a restaurant's POS and kitchen display systems.⁷ It says centralised reporting combines data from every transaction point, so operators can track kiosk, mobile and QR channels.⁷ Eats365 says it fits fast casual, fine dining and food court venues with a choice of kiosk, QR code and mobile app ordering.⁷

What Eats365 says about payments

Eats365 says it has certified integrations with Windcave for eftpos NZ, Smartpay and Tyro NZ, and Stripe Terminal.¹ It says terminals support Paywave and eftpos debit, with surcharge rules enforced at the system level.¹ Eats365 says it works with major NZ EFTPOS providers such as Paymark, Verifone and Smartpay.⁵ It says contactless payments, such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, are covered, along with mobile EFTPOS terminals for paying at the table.⁵ Eats365 says its solution connects to the payment gateways and business tools that are popular in NZ.⁶

Eats365's accounting and inventory links

Eats365 says its POS can send the Daily Closing Report to Xero automatically after End of Day, covering sales from terminals, modules and third-party integrations.¹ It says a new Xero export option lets a merchant choose invoice only or invoice plus credit note, and refunds and voided payments go in as credit notes.¹ Eats365 says it includes inventory management and connects to third-party inventory platforms through its open API.¹ It says GST-compliant reporting and automated supplier ordering from consumption patterns help purchasing and cut costs.⁴

Eats365's all-you-can-eat mode

Eats365 says it offers cloud-based real-time stock monitoring with central dashboards, automatic low-inventory alerts and consumption limits for each table.⁴ It says its tools cover ingredient tracking, tiered menus with consumption limits and table status tracking.⁴

Eats365's CRM and loyalty

Eats365 says its POS includes native loyalty and member management, and its open API connects to third-party CRM tools for advanced segmentation and campaigns.¹ It describes a customisable loyalty programme connected to the restaurant POS, meant to turn casual diners into regulars and drive repeat business.¹⁰ Eats365 says its loyalty system supports points, tiered membership and visit-based rewards.¹⁰ It says automation can push reward reminders, promotions and revisit incentives based on customer behaviour.¹⁰ It says the CRM platform is at the core of the loyalty solution, combining live data analytics with customer behaviour tracking.¹⁰ Eats365 says it provides flexible reward structures and data analytics for building a customer base.¹⁰

From Eats365's blog

1. 6 Integration Layers Every NZ Restaurant POS Must Cover 2 Jul 2026, read 12 Oct 2026
2. QR Ordering Solutions for NZ Hospitality: Setup, Customer Flow & System Comparison 13 Feb 2026, read 12 Oct 2026
3. Why 83% of NZ Cafes Fail at Online Ordering (Hint: It's Not the Price Tag) 2 Dec 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
4. Never Stress AYCE Again: NZ's Top POS Features for Korean BBQ 26 Nov 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
5. Restaurant vs Hospitality POS: The Kiwi Owner's Complete Guide 15 Oct 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
6. The Real Cost of iPad POS vs Legacy POS Systems 8 Oct 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
7. Self Ordering Systems: Kiosk vs App vs QR Code 24 Sept 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
8. Top Table Ordering System Mistakes That Cost NZ Restaurants Money 17 Sept 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
9. Integrating Your Restaurant POS with Delivery Apps: What You Need to Know 4 Aug 2025, read 12 Oct 2026
10. How Restaurants Can Increase Customer Revisit Rates with an Effective Loyalty Program 28 Jul 2025, read 12 Oct 2026