Ordyx

Ordyx POS was renamed Tonic POS in June 2023, and the product is now sold under the Tonic name. It is a cloud-based restaurant point of sale with tableside ordering, kitchen display, online ordering, loyalty, inventory and scheduling, sold and supported through local reseller partners. It is aimed at restaurants, bars, cafes and clubs in the United States.

Site shows Tonic branding; Ordyx-to-Tonic rebrand not confirmed on page read

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Ordyx's website on 30 September 2026
Best for
Sit-down and fine dining restaurants, Fast casual and cafes
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Sit-down and fine dining restaurants

    Tableside ordering and payment, guest QR ordering, meal coursing and firing, colour-coded table layouts and a kitchen display system.

  • Fast casual and cafes

    Counter customer displays, self-order kiosks, order by name, delivery with Google Maps integration and mobile ordering and payment.

  • Bars and venues

    Fast tab management, tabs opened with vaulted cards and liquor inventory controls.

  • Restaurants that want a local support partner

    Each restaurant is set up, trained and supported by a local reseller partner rather than by the vendor directly.

What it does

  • Tableside ordering and payments

    Staff take orders and payments at the table with handheld devices, with digital receipts and customisable tipping.

  • Guest QR ordering

    Guests order from their table using a QR code, and can also order online from their own smartphone.

  • Kitchen display system

    A kitchen display system for order preparation and coordination.

  • Online ordering and delivery management

    Integrates online ordering and delivery management into the POS.

  • Self-order kiosks

    Customers place their own orders on a touchscreen kiosk.

  • Loyalty programs

    Tracks points, offers and freebies inside the POS.

  • Integrated reservations

    Seating and reservations in the same system that serves the tables.

  • Native inventory management

    Real-time inventory numbers, with ordering and usage controlled from a smartphone.

  • Staff scheduling

    Scheduling using historic and real-time data to plan staffing for each shift.

  • Bar tab management

    Starts and closes tabs with vaulted cards, and includes liquor inventory controls.

  • Meal coursing and table layouts

    Course firing and colour-coded interactive table layouts for sit-down service.

  • Remote access and multi-location management

    Owners see live sales remotely and manage staffing, inventory, ordering, scheduling and accounting for all outlets from one hub.

  • Dual pricing

    Shows a cash price and a non-cash price for each item, set up in the Back Office with a partner or Tonic Support.

  • Cloud back office and receipts

    Receipts, guest checks, menus and timesheets are stored in the cloud and reachable from all devices.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

No prices are published. The site directs visitors to request a demo and to work with a local partner who customises the system. The dual pricing page shows an example cash and non-cash price for a menu item, which is a merchant pricing feature and not the cost of the product.

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 9 integrations. The median in this category is 8.
  • Lists Web only. Among the 218 products in this category that state their platforms, 110 list an iOS app and 116 list an Android app.
  • 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, OpenTable.

Works with

Accounting
QuickBooksRestaurant365
Delivery
Chowly
Loyalty
Factor4
Payroll
TipHausADP
Reservations
OpenTable
Scheduling
HotSchedules7shifts

The vendor says it has over 40 integrations; only the featured ones above are named on its pages.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United States
Platforms
Web
Hardware
Fully serviced installation and maintenance by local partners. Handheld ordering is shown with the Dejavoo P8, and a payment device matrix lists terminals marked Tonic Verified.

Tonic does not publish a list of countries. The United States is inferred from its Atlanta address and its reference to restaurants and bars across the country.

The company

Headquarters
Atlanta, United States

Security and support

Security and compliance
PCI DSS compliant platform with data encryption and tokenization
Support
Support by phone and email, with local reseller partners providing setup, training and on-site help.

Listing details

Vendor
Tonic POS (formerly Ordyx)
Built for
Restaurants, Bars
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Unknown
Website
tonicpos.com

Alternatives to Ordyx

See all 276 in Restaurant POS

  • SpotOn Restaurant

    SpotOn is a cloud-based point-of-sale system and restaurant management platform.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Ordyx.

  • Focus POS

    Focus POS is restaurant point-of-sale software from Focus POS Systems, Inc., with add-on modules for online ordering, kitchen display, loyalty, gift cards and cloud reporting.

    Runs on Web and iOS, against Web for Ordyx.

  • GoTab

    GoTab is a US restaurant and venue POS built around one open tab that follows the guest, whether staff or the guest starts it by QR code.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Ordyx.

  • Lavu

    Lavu is an iPad-based restaurant point of sale system with its own payment processing, kitchen display, online ordering and payroll.

    Runs on Web and iOS, against Web for Ordyx.

Compare Ordyx

Side-by-side tables built from the same profile data.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Any price or plan (no pricing published)
  • Contract term and renewal
  • Founding year of Ordyx or Tonic, legal entity name, funding and team size
  • Customer names
  • Supported operating systems and native apps
  • Countries served beyond the United States address
  • Interface languages

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Homepage: features, integrations, multi-locationhttps://tonicpos.com/
  2. Ordyx to Tonic rename announcementhttps://tonicpos.com/ordyx-rebrands-as-tonic/
  3. VersiTech acquisition of Ordyx POShttps://tonicpos.com/tonic-retail-now-award/
  4. Features by business typehttps://tonicpos.com/systems-you-need/
  5. Featured integrationshttps://tonicpos.com/integrations/
  6. Company and partner modelhttps://tonicpos.com/who-we-are/
  7. Local partner support modelhttps://tonicpos.com/find-a-local-partner/
  8. PCI DSS statementhttps://tonicpos.com/pci-compliance/
  9. Dual pricing featurehttps://tonicpos.com/dual-pricing/
  10. Handheld hardwarehttps://tonicpos.com/handheld-pos-restaurants/
  11. Address and partner integration programhttps://tonicpos.com/integrate-with-tonic/
  12. Support contactshttps://tonicpos.com/support/
  13. Demo request as the route to pricinghttps://tonicpos.com/request-a-demo/