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Local-First Restaurant Billing and Data Handling

Core merchant records stay close to the business, while connected workflows use cloud data only where a customer and merchant need to communicate.

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The visual uses actual Free Restaurant Billing screens with demonstration data. Explore the interface first-hand before setting up your own products and business details.

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Illustration composed with real billing interface capture, depicting general business software
Illustration composed from actual Free Restaurant Billing captures; workflows shown depend on configuration.
Actual counter-billing workspace, shown using sample data.
Actual counter-billing workspace, shown using sample data.

What stays on the merchant device

Core catalogue, billing preferences and business records are designed to use browser or device storage. This keeps the counter responsive and reduces dependence on continuous internet.

What uses cloud services

Google sign-in identifies the merchant account. QR orders, direct orders, booking queues and other connected experiences store the data required to deliver that workflow between customer and business. Free Restaurant Billing also sends limited business-level daily usage aggregates such as active days, bills completed, aggregate billed value, catalogue size and feature-use counts so the product can be operated and improved without uploading individual invoice or customer records.

What analytics does not upload

Product analytics does not upload customer names, phone numbers, individual invoice contents, individual bill records, individual QR basket contents, payment account details or customer order notes. Offline billing continues independently of analytics; when connectivity returns, only the daily aggregate usage summary is synchronised.

Temporary queue and expiry behaviour

Connected order and booking data should be treated as operational queue data, not a permanent accounting archive. The business should complete, reject or archive requests according to its workflow.

Offline behaviour

Existing local billing can continue when connectivity is weak. Login, account switching, new customer orders, bookings and cloud synchronisation require internet.

Backup and export responsibility

The merchant should export important invoices, catalogues and archives regularly. Browser storage is not a substitute for a formal backup.

If browser or device storage is removed

Clearing site data, resetting the browser, uninstalling a PWA profile or losing the device may remove locally stored information. Export before maintenance or device migration.

Support

Questions can be sent to support@freerestaurantbilling.com.

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