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Demo: what the guest sees
Laylak Coffee is a coffee shop that does not exist: we made it up to show the service without passing off someone else's receipt as an example. Everything else is real: this is what the pre-bill looks like, and these are the very screens a guest of a connected venue gets.
The pre-bill and the waiter's screen
The waiter brings the pre-bill and says one sentence: “You can pay by QR here — with any banking app.” The pre-bill carries two codes: the upper one pays the bill by UzQR from any banking app, the lower one opens the tips page. That page is next to the pre-bill: open it with your phone camera, or tap right here — the screen is live.
The screen wears the venue's colours and logo, not ours: the guest stays "inside" the coffee shop. The tip is worked out from the bill, and the transfer goes from the guest's card straight to the waiter's. We take no part in it and no commission.
After the transfer
Back from the banking app, the guest sees a thank-you screen. A happy guest is invited to leave a review on Yandex Maps, an unhappy one to write to the manager: that note reaches the venue in Telegram, not a public rating.
What is not real here
- The venue. Laylak Coffee, the waiter Aziz and his portrait are made up.
- The payment code. The QR on the pre-bill is built like a real UzQR but points at a merchant that does not exist: a banking app will not find it, and no money goes anywhere.
- The waiter's card. The number fails the bank's check; nothing can be sent to it.
- Feedback. What you type on the thank-you screen is not sent anywhere.
What is real is everything you see and tap: these are the same pages that run for connected venues, with a different name, colours and logo.
Want the same at your venue?
Connecting takes a day: you tell us about the venue and send a photo of your UzQR tent, we set up printing in your POS. Free until the end of the launch month and for the whole month after.