Restaurants, cafés & bars
Juno connects counter, table, mobile and online payments for restaurant groups and F&B operators running at speed.
Restaurant payments are decided in seconds. A guest pays at the table, at the counter, from a phone, or against a room account in a hotel outlet — and the service window does not pause while the till and the terminal disagree. The operational risk is not the transaction itself; it is the drift between what the point-of-sale recorded, what the terminal captured and what the acquirer eventually paid out. Juno closes that gap by connecting the payment layer directly to the POS and carrying the same record through to settlement.
The operating challenge
Speed of service and financial accuracy are usually treated as a trade-off. They do not have to be, when the payment layer is integrated rather than bolted on.
Split bills, shared tabs and tip adjustments are common in F&B, and each variation adds a way for the POS record and the payment record to diverge.
Integrated terminal flows return the completed payment detail to the POS, so the till record and the captured amount describe the same transaction.
Counter service, table service, delivery and events often accumulate their own devices, providers and workarounds across a growing estate.
Juno gives multi-outlet operators one payment operating model, with configuration per service format rather than a separate stack per venue.
Reconciling shift takings against batched payouts across venues is slow when transaction and settlement data live in different tools.
Payment, settlement and exception context is brought together so daily close focuses on the cases that genuinely need attention.
Primary value proposition
Start with the operating context, then move into the products, solutions and integrations that make the proposition real.
Business outcomes
Give guests practical ways to pay without adding friction at the till, the table or on their phone.
Create a consistent payment operating model across venues, service formats and opening patterns.
Bring payment and settlement information into a cleaner, faster financial workflow.
Deployment patterns
A small terminal footprint integrated to the POS, with online and remote payment where the venue needs it.
Shared configuration across venues, with reporting rolled up to the group and broken down by outlet.
Restaurant and bar payments that post to the guest folio through the property-management system.
Platform proof
F&B operators judge a payment layer on service speed and on whether the till, the terminal and the payout still agree at close. Values below come from the canonical platform statistics registry.
Payment flows are integrated with the point-of-sale, so the till record and the captured amount describe the same transaction.
Counter, table, mobile and hotel-outlet service run on shared configuration instead of a separate stack per venue.
Transaction, settlement and exception context arrive together, so shift close focuses on genuine differences.
Relevant integrations
Knowledge
Juno connects to the point-of-sale environment the operator already runs, including Oracle Simphony, with the supported flows depending on the POS product and deployment. The integration lives at the gateway layer, so adding or replacing a terminal within a supported family does not require the venue to rework its POS integration.
Related: Oracle integration hub, Juno Payment Terminals
Yes. Juno Pay@Table lets restaurant teams take payment where the guest is sitting, with the payment connected back to the Oracle Simphony check. Full and split payments and tipping are supported within the tableside flow.
Related: Explore Juno Pay@Table
Yes. Multi-outlet operators run one payment operating model with configuration per service format and venue, rather than accumulating a separate payment stack per site. Reporting is available per venue and rolled up across the group.
Hotel outlets usually need charges to post to the guest folio as well as to accept card payment directly. Juno covers both paths, so an outlet inside a property behaves consistently with the rest of the hotel's payment layer.
Related: Hospitality
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