Restaurants
Use a Kharisma Business jar, Shared Jar, and QR code to launch restaurant staff and accept tips quickly.
Restaurants
Restaurants are a use case on Kharisma, not a jar type.
Most restaurants will use a Business jar.
The experience stays simple: scan, choose an amount, and confirm.
What restaurants can do
- accept tips at the table or counter
- receive payments for services where enabled
- send receipts
- use Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cards
- link servers, kitchen staff, or bar teams into a Shared Jar
- let guests choose a specific person or split across a team
- invite staff and launch quickly with one QR experience
What restaurants cannot do
- use recurring service payments
- accept service payments through a Shared Jar outside the Business jar flow
Where to place QR codes
Place QR codes where guests naturally pause.
- table tents
- receipt holders
- host stand signs
- pickup counters
- catering inserts
- event signage
POP materials
Printed materials work best when the message is direct.
Good copy:
- Scan to tip our team
- Scan to pay or leave a tip
- Pay in seconds
- Support our service team
FAQ
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code and complete the flow in a browser.
Can one QR code stay on a table?
Yes. Reuse the same code as long as it still points to the correct destination.
Can restaurants use multiple QR codes?
Yes. Use separate codes for tables, service areas, takeout, or campaigns when that keeps the experience clearer.
Are restaurants a jar type?
No. Restaurants are a use case. Business is the jar type most often used.
Can guests choose who gets the tip?
Yes. A Shared Jar can let guests choose a specific person or split across the team.