Cafés
Ticketed brunch, a tasting, or a supper club. Guests buy a pass instead of walking up to order.
- Ticketed brunch, tasting, or supper club
- Guests buy a pass
- Not another walk-up table order
Bookings
Ticketed nights, not another table order
Cafés, restaurants, and hotels use Take Bookings when the night is a pass — a supper club, a set-menu sitting, or a function in the hotel. Guests pay and get a pass. You check them in from your phone.
Restaurants
Set-menu nights and private dining. Share a QR or link, then check the guest list at the door.
- Set-menu nights and private dining
- Share a QR or link
- Check the guest list at the door
Hotels
Ballroom functions, wedding breakfasts, and ticketed events in the hotel. The dining room can still use Take Orders.
- Ballroom functions and wedding breakfasts
- Ticketed events in the hotel
- Dining room can still use Take Orders
Guest
A pass for the function
Guests pay by bank or by card on their phone. The pass is what they show at the door.
They pay and get a pass
Your workspace
Take bookings
The guest list and check-in run in your workspace, beside Take Orders for the dining room.
Check-in from your phone
Quick estimate
Compare the cut
Starts at 7% (a published platform cut). Type the % you were quoted. Pay by Bank on Growth is 1%. Illustration only — not a guarantee.
Their platform
NZ$1,663
7%
Pay by Bank
NZ$238
1%
Difference
NZ$1,425
less in this example
Humanitix NZ booking fee is often 5% + NZ$0.49 per paid ticket (ex GST) — lower than the 7% start. Ticketek does not publish one percent for every event. Use the % on your quote.
Questions
- Is this the same as Take Orders?
- No. Take Orders is a diner at a table and a ticket on the kitchen screen. Bookings is a pass and a guest list for a ticketed night.
- Do guests need an app?
- No. They pay on their phone and show a pass at the door.