How ordable/ Brings POS and Online Ordering Together
ordable/ helps restaurants and retailers manage orders, inventory and branches through one system, with Tap Payments supporting online payment acceptance.
Taking orders at the counter, online and through QR menus gives customers more ways to buy. It also gives your team more to manage.
When orders, inventory and reporting sit in separate systems, staff have to fill the gaps. They switch between tools to check stock, update prices and track deliveries.
ordable/ was built to bring that work together.
Meet ordable/
The idea for ordable/ took shape when a close friend of founders Salem and Mona needed a better way to run her growing online business. As her orders grew, so did the work behind each sale. There was more stock to check, more deliveries to track and more customer messages to answer.
Salem and Mona founded ordable/ in Kuwait to help business owners manage that work in one place. The platform connects orders from physical locations and online stores, alongside bookings, deliveries and branch management.

Bringing Orders and Operations Together
Businesses can take orders through ordable’s POS, branded online stores and mobile apps, or QR menus.
The POS supports orders placed at the counter, at tables and through call centers. Online stores and mobile apps give customers options for pickup and delivery. QR menus let customers order from places such as restaurant tables or hotel rooms, while businesses can update items and prices without printing new menus.
Behind those ordering channels, ordable/ helps teams manage the work that follows each sale.
Keep Orders and Stock Connected
Imagine two customers ordering the last available item, one online and one at your branch. Your team now has a problem to resolve.
ordable/ connects POS and online inventory, helping staff keep track of availability across both channels.
Accept Bookings Online
Businesses can also accept bookings for workshops, catering stations, events and seasonal kashta experiences.
They set available dates and times, accept bookings and payments online, and manage them alongside other sales.
Connect the Services Behind Each Order
Getting an order to a customer can involve several providers. ordable/ connects with payment providers, delivery services, POS systems and marketing tools, helping teams coordinate the work behind each sale.
Businesses can also use ordable’s APIs to connect their own systems. Available integrations vary by market, so businesses should check the partner directory for supported providers.
Open More Branches With the Same Setup
As ordable’s customers expanded beyond Kuwait, they wanted to keep using the same system for branches in other countries. ordable/ expanded with them.
Businesses can add locations to one account, manage products, prices and stock for each branch, control staff access and follow sales across the business.
Make B2B Orders Easier to Manage
Business customers often need different product selections, prices, order quantities and payment terms. ordable’s B2B ordering tools let you manage those differences without handling every order manually.
You can use these tools to:
- Give each business its own product selection, prices and minimum order quantities.
- Set payment options such as direct payment, credit or cash, along with agreed payment terms.
- Provide quotes, invoices and account statements while keeping B2B orders in the same system.
Each business customer sees the products, prices and payment terms agreed with them, while your team manages B2B orders in one place.

The Payment Partnership Behind ordable’s Growth
ordable/ and Tap Payments began working together in 2019, initially supporting payments through merchants’ online stores.
As ordable/ added ordering services and expanded into new markets, the partnership developed alongside it. Merchants can also send customers payment links powered by Tap Payments from ordable’s POS, allowing them to complete payment online.
Through the integration, eligible merchants can accept local payment methods such as KNET in Kuwait, mada in Saudi Arabia and NAPS in Qatar, alongside Apple Pay, Visa and Mastercard. Availability depends on the market and merchant setup.
For ordable/ merchants, this connects the tools they use to take orders with familiar ways for their customers to pay. ordable/ helps businesses manage how they sell, while Tap Payments supports the online payment acceptance behind those sales.
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