Pool hall POS
A Pool Hall POS Built Around Tables, Time, Tabs, and Checkouts
BilliardsManager supports checkout workflows that understand table time, players, guests, food and drink, open balances, and the operational context around each check.
Why pool hall checkout is different
Pool halls sell time, service, and shared experiences.
A standard retail checkout usually starts with products and ends with payment. A pool hall check may start at the table, grow through time and service items, split across players, include passes, and stay open until the group is ready to close out.
Tabs and balances
Keep the table and the check connected.
Tabs and checkouts are designed around open balances, table service, and table-time context rather than a one-item-at-a-time counter flow.
- Table time can stay connected to the same customer or group balance as food and drink.
- Staff can move between tabs, checkouts, and orders without treating every sale like an isolated retail transaction.
- Individual and group checkout paths help match the way parties actually pay at pool halls.
- Reporting after checkout can reflect table time, service items, payments, comps, voids, and pass-aware billing paths.
See the checkout flow