Implementation

Prove the operation
before the opening shift.

Trellis is currently scoping prospective pilots. Every engagement begins with the real workflows, physical environment, and readiness gates behind your restaurant.

Pilot conversations now open

Discovery before configuration

Device and venue validation in scope

Scenario rehearsal before pilot

01 / A responsible path

Implementation is part
of the product.

A credible plan has to cover data, menus, payments, devices, network, people, training, service exceptions, and recovery—not just a software walkthrough.

02 / From discovery to decision

Four stages.
Explicit gates.

  1. 01Discover

    Map locations, service models, systems, data, devices, roles, integrations, and critical edge cases.

  2. 02Scope

    Document what the pilot includes, what remains out of scope, the cost categories, and the evidence required to proceed.

  3. 03Configure & rehearse

    Build the pilot environment and run ordinary, busy, unusual, and recovery scenarios with the people who own them.

  4. 04Decide

    Review evidence, gaps, support needs, and exit criteria before launch, expansion, change, or pause.

03 / Readiness conversation

Questions we answer
before a pilot.

01

Data & migration

What moves, what remains archived, who owns export and cleanup, and how the result is verified.

02

Payment provider

Which provider workflows are in scope, how processing and settlement are structured, and what remains to be validated.

03

Hardware & network

Which iPads, readers, printers, kitchen displays, drawers, mounts, power, and network paths require venue validation.

04

Connectivity

Which actions continue, queue, pause, or become read-only—and how recovery and reconciliation are tested.

05

Training & support

Who needs training, who owns decisions during rehearsal and pilot, and what escalation coverage the proposal includes.

06

Launch gates

The functional, operational, payment, hardware, and support evidence required before each next step.

Common questions

Let’s clear
the table.

Is Trellis available today?

Trellis is currently meeting with prospective pilot partners. Request a demo and we’ll have a direct conversation about your needs, readiness, and timing.

Can Trellis Tables work without Trellis POS?

Yes. Trellis Tables can be scoped independently for a pilot covering reservations, waitlist, guest management, floor plans, and service operations.

Can we move from another POS?

Yes. We begin by mapping the data and workflows that matter, defining a responsible migration scope, and rehearsing the real service scenarios your team relies on.

Let’s talk

Bring us the
hardest shift.

Bring us the real service model, edge cases, and operational constraints. We’ll show you where Trellis fits—and be direct about where it does not.

Discuss a pilot