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JeMPOS

An AI-assisted iPad point-of-sale system for UK restaurants, takeaways, cafes and bars

  • Founded 2014

About JeMPOS

JeMPOS (also written JeM PoS) is till software that runs on the iPad, designed for UK restaurants, takeaways, cafes and bars. Around the till it adds an ordering website and app, a driver app for deliveries and a screen-based kitchen display.

What JeMPOS offers

  • Point-of-sale software — runs on iPad terminals, with table status and timers for managing dining areas.
  • Online ordering — a branded website and mobile app where diners place collection or delivery orders and pay in the app.
  • Rider app — gives delivery drivers their own app linked to the ordering system.
  • Kitchen display system — sends orders through to the kitchen digitally.
  • Caller ID — spots returning phone customers and brings up their details and past orders, so a customer list grows with each call.
  • Sales forecasting — the platform is said to learn from a business's sales history to forecast future demand.

Who it works with

JeMPOS serves independent restaurants, takeaways, cafes and bars across the UK.

Key facts

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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