Meda Pro

The staff screen runs table service and room folios. The customer screen shows the bill line by line as it builds. Disputes about what was ordered end before the bill arrives.

Ministry of RevenueINSA

Accredited by the Ministry of Revenue as a fiscal device provider.
Security-Certified by INSA. Every unit below ships pre-registered.

Meda Pro device
Two screens. One compliant transaction.
Dual screen · PMS readyETB 62,000 – 75,000device · from ETB 1,200 a month subscriptionKitchen display screens from ETB 18,000 each
Main screen
15in touch
Customer screen
10in display
Printer
80mm at 250mm/s
Kitchen
Up to 4 KDS screens
Ports
Drawer · USB ×4 · LAN
Power
Mains with 4hr backup

A better view of every hospitality transaction.

A dual-screen fiscal POS for hotels, restaurants and busy dining rooms.

01

The customer watches the bill build

Every item appears on the second screen as it is rung. Wrong orders are caught at the table rather than argued over at checkout.

02

Kitchen screens instead of paper tickets

Orders fire to up to four kitchen displays by station. Courses release in the order the chef sets, not the order they were typed.

03

Restaurant charges post to the room

Pair with the hotel module and a guest signs for dinner. The charge lands on their folio and settles into one registered invoice at checkout.

04

Split the bill six ways without a calculator

By item, by cover or by percentage. Each split produces its own registered eInvoice, which is what the directive requires and what most systems get wrong.

See the hotel setup

  1. 01

    The customer watches the bill build

    Every item appears on the second screen as it is rung. Wrong orders are caught at the table rather than argued over at checkout.

  2. 02

    Kitchen screens instead of paper tickets

    Orders fire to up to four kitchen displays by station. Courses release in the order the chef sets, not the order they were typed.

  3. 03

    Restaurant charges post to the room

    Pair with the hotel module and a guest signs for dinner. The charge lands on their folio and settles into one registered invoice at checkout.