Runs on your phone
A phone or tablet over mobile data is the whole setup — add a card reader and a small printer only if and when you want them.
A Food Truck POS That Fits in the Window
A truck has no back office, no server closet, and about forty centimetres of counter. ScomsPOS runs a full register — menu, modifiers, payments, live sales — on the phone or tablet already in your pocket, over a mobile data connection, with nothing to install and no proprietary terminal to bolt down. See the full cloud POS platform.
Quick-Service Speed at the Window
Lunch-rush ordering is quick-service at its purest: fast order entry, one-tap payment with cards, digital wallets, or cash, and the order routed straight to the grill side. Menus and modifiers update in real time, so selling out of brisket at 12:40 means it's off the menu at 12:40 — not when someone remembers to say so.
Every Pitch, Compared
Because ScomsPOS is cloud-based, every sale lands in the dashboard as it happens — so you can compare the Tuesday office-park pitch against the Saturday market, see what sold where, and decide next week's spots on numbers. When the truck becomes two trucks, both run on one account with consolidated reporting.
What Food Trucks Get Out of the Box
Menu changes mid-service
86 an item or change a price from the window, and it's live instantly — the menu always matches what's actually in the truck.
Sales by pitch
Live cloud reporting shows what each location and each day actually earns, so the schedule follows the numbers.
POS Questions from Food Trucks
What hardware does a food truck need to run ScomsPOS?
A phone or tablet with a mobile data connection is enough to start — ScomsPOS runs on the devices you already own, and card readers or receipt printers can be added whenever you choose. There is no proprietary hardware to buy.
Can I change the menu during service?
Yes. Menus, modifiers, and prices update in real time, so a sold-out item comes off the menu the moment you 86 it.
Does ScomsPOS work for a fleet of more than one truck?
Yes. Multiple trucks run on one account with a shared menu, consolidated reporting, and role-based access, all visible live from one dashboard.