Onetap

Onetap is a hospitality point of sale from Wizbang Technologies, a family-owned New Zealand company operating since 1998. It covers POS, table floor plans, mobile and self-serve ordering, online ordering, kitchen displays, stock management and analytics for cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels and stadiums. The vendor says it is used by over 2,000 venues in New Zealand, Ireland, the UK, Australia and the Pacific.

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Onetap's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Cafes, restaurants, pubs and bars in New Zealand and Ireland, Hotels, stadiums and large venues
Pricing
Quote only

Who it is for

  • Cafes, restaurants, pubs and bars in New Zealand and Ireland

    The vendor has solution pages for cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs and bars, pizzerias and fast casual, with local support in New Zealand.

  • Hotels, stadiums and large venues

    The site names stadia and large venues, and hotels and resorts as solution areas, with a hotel PMS integration list.

  • Multi-venue groups

    Central menu and pricing management and multi-site staff and stock control are listed under back of house.

What it does

  • Point of sale with customisable sales screens

    Quick sales screen, modifier prompting, combos, surcharges, parked sales, split payments and hold and fire orders.

  • Interactive table floor plan

    Live table status, drag and drop merges and transfers, and seat-level order assignment.

  • Local database for offline running

    The POS runs on a local database so it keeps working during internet outages.

  • Mobile POS, kiosks and at-table ordering

    Orders from POS terminals, mobile devices, self-serve kiosks and guests own phones flow to production areas.

  • Online ordering

    Direct pickup and delivery ordering integrated with the POS, with menu and pricing synced and loyalty points earned online.

  • Third-party delivery orders

    Orders from delivery platforms such as Uber Eats, DoorDash and Menulog reach the POS and kitchen through partner integrations.

  • Kitchen display system

    Live order queue with timers, split and merge, multiple kitchen and barista stations, touchscreen or bump bar control.

  • Stock management

    Real-time multi-location stock, automated depletion, purchase order recommendations, recipe-level costing and stocktakes.

  • Analytics and reporting

    Live dashboards on any device, customisable by user or role, with multi-site views and scheduled reports.

  • Staff clock-in and payroll integration

    Staff clock in and out with payroll integration, plus role-based security and permissions.

  • Customer accounts, loyalty and promotions

    Manage customer accounts, loyalty programs and promotions from the back office.

  • Supplied POS hardware

    Wizbang supplies POS terminals, Windows and Android tablets, printers, cash drawers, scanners and customer displays.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only
Free trial
Yes

No prices are published and the site has no pricing page; it offers a free demo. A banner offers Onetap Analytics free for 30 days.

How it compares

Compared with the 235 products in Restaurant POS that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 23 integrations. The median in this category is 8.
  • Has a free trial. 69 of the 70 products in this category that say whether they have a free trial do.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Uber Eats, DoorDash, QuickBooks, Xero, Deliverect, Deliveroo, Grubhub, Glovo, Stripe, OpenTable. Of these, this product's listing names QuickBooks, Xero, Deliverect, OpenTable.

Works with

Delivery
Deliverect
Inventory
Loaded
Loyalty
Punchh
Other
MewsPower BIHospoIQPhosphorMobiTechnologyOne
Payments
WindcaveVerifoneSmartpayWorldlinePC-EFTPTOS (Linkly)
Payroll
IMS Payroll

The integrations directory is a filterable grid with more entries (categories include hotel PMS, security cameras, club management, gift cards and weigh scales). Only some are listed here. Online ordering partners named on the online ordering page are Appropo, Deliverect, MOBI and Me&U.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
New Zealand, Ireland, United Kingdom, Australia
Languages
English
Hardware
Wizbang supplies a 15-inch fanless POS terminal, Windows tablets, Android tablets and smartphones for mobile POS, receipt and kitchen printers, cash drawers, barcode scanners and customer-facing displays. The POS software runs on POS-hardened terminals and Windows-based tablets.

The about page says Wizbang supports over 2,000 venues across New Zealand, Ireland, the UK, the Pacific and Australia; the home page lists New Zealand, Ireland, Australia and the Pacific. No country list is published for sales.

The company

Company
Wizbang Technologies
Founded
1998
Headquarters
New Zealand
Other offices
Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch
Customers named by the vendor
Amano, FMG Stadium, Little Creatures, Auckland Zoo, Astrolabe

Security and support

Support
Full support 8am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday NZ time, emergency-only service outside those hours, and Basic and Premium support plans; the about page says 24/7 support is available every day of the year.

Listing details

Vendor
Wizbang
Built for
Bars, Cafés, Hotel F&B, Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
wizbang.co.nz

Alternatives to Onetap

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  • Kounta

    Kounta was a cloud point of sale for cafes, bars and restaurants in Australia and New Zealand.

    Names 19 integrations, against 23 for Onetap.

  • Lightspeed Restaurant

    Lightspeed Restaurant is a cloud point of sale for restaurants, bars, cafes and hotel restaurants, run mainly on iPads.

    Names 19 integrations, against 23 for Onetap.

  • Zonal

    Zonal is a UK hospitality technology company selling EPoS (Aztec), handheld ordering, online ordering, bookings, kitchen display, purchasing, loyalty and CRM tools for pubs, restaurants and hotels.

    Names 30 integrations, against 23 for Onetap.

  • SwiftPOS

    SwiftPOS is point-of-sale software for hospitality venues, sold mainly in Australia through local distributors.

    Names 24 integrations, against 23 for Onetap.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Prices
  • Contract terms
  • Headquarters city
  • Team size
  • Security certifications
  • Which platforms the back office runs on