Switch to Trellis

Change the system.
Protect the service.

A considered path from the workflows you have to the operation you want—mapped, configured, rehearsed, and piloted with your team.

Pilot conversations now open

Workflow discovery before configuration

Explicit data and migration scope

Scenario rehearsal before pilot

01 / Start with reality

Your workarounds
are requirements in disguise.

The way your team handles a rush, a modifier, a split check, an 86, a refund, or a nightly close tells us more than a generic feature checklist ever could.

02 / The switching path

Four stages.
No hand-waving.

  1. 01Discover

    Map service, menus, guests, payments, devices, kitchen, labor, inventory, reports, and edge cases.

  2. 02Configure

    Build the right locations, catalog, roles, settings, workflows, and migration scope.

  3. 03Rehearse

    Walk real orders, busy-service exceptions, payment recovery, and closeout with the people doing the work.

  4. 04Pilot

    Choose a responsible scope, observe the operation, resolve gaps, and agree on what comes next.

03 / What we map

The visible system
and the work beneath it.

01

Menus & data

Catalog, modifiers, pricing, customers, gift cards, inventory, staff, and historical needs.

02

Service workflows

Order modes, seats, courses, tabs, kitchen routing, fulfillment, and guest recovery.

03

Payments & cash

Tender, tips, drawers, refunds, receipts, closeout, reconciliation, and exceptions.

04

People & permissions

Employees, jobs, roles, managers, time entries, schedules, and tip rules.

05

Devices & venue

Register, reader, printer, kitchen, network, floor, and service-area expectations.

06

Readiness gates

Capabilities, integrations, hardware validation, and operational controls required before each stage.

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
messy version.

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.

Request a demo