Solutions
The same OS. Configured for how you actually trade.
Eight formats, eight default configurations — modules switched on, screens reordered, models tuned to the rhythm of your service.
Food CourtsShared space, separate books
Shared space, separate books, one landlord report.
The problem
Counters share seating, staff and a single payment terminal, but each brand needs its own revenue, its own stock and its own settlement — and the operator needs the total.
What GullyBite does about it
- Multi-tenant billing on shared hardwareOne terminal, per-counter revenue and tax lines.
- Per-counter settlementDaily statements per tenant, with the operator commission applied.
- Operator roll-up reportingCourt-level revenue, rent-to-revenue and tenant ranking.
Outcome to aim at
Every tenant paid on a daily statement they can check, and a court-level view the operator can act on.
Court · 9 counters, todaylive
Court revenue
₹3.21L
9 counters live
Top counter
₹62,400
South Indian
Peak hour
13:00
412 orders
Settlements due
₹2.94L
tonight
Screens this format starts with
- POS & Billing
- Order Management
- Finance
- Multi-outlet
- Analytics
- Menu
Intelligence tuned for this format
Counter sales and queue times are modelled together, because a long wait at one counter moves orders to the others.
See the intelligence layer →Side by side
What changes between formats.
FormatPeak pressureKey moduleModel focusOutlets
Tell us your format. We'll bring the right configuration.
Thirty minutes, your menu and your outlets — set up before the call starts.