This is more of a way around a restriction in Micros RES added in version 5.6: SIM files are stored in the database and expected to be managed via Micros Enterprise Management. For one of my clients the use of EM for this was undesirable, while others simply don’t use EM in the first place. […]
This project was for the same client as the previous tipping solution; as the project evolved, certain issues arose from the previous solution that were undesirable. As with the first solution, the main challenge for this project is that Micros RES 5.5 does not transfer service charges. When orders come in via the PosResApi (common […]
This was a proof of concept I built for Ruby Tuesday, using Azure/ASP, C# .Net and Micros ISL to integrate Twilio SMS messaging into a Micros RES 3700 system. For this test, we wanted to have the ability to text customers on to go orders, and have them alert the POS system when they arrive […]
For this project, we were looking for ways to give General Managers access to their store’s email account on their mobile devices. The issue with that is that we use a single sign on system, and they don’t typically see their own passwords. So, to accomplish this, we had to create and modify a couple of […]
This project was for a client on contract, so I’m not able to share source code or specific details, but the problem is one that any company running Micros RES could potentially encounter: applying tips to specific employees from online orders. For most systems, online ordering solutions use the Micros RES API, which provides easy […]
Indirect Tipping, a fairly common practice in the casual dining sector, is essentially tips being transferred from a server to other support staff in the front of house (hosts and bussers for instance). Think of it as tip sharing. We had designed a system to accomplish this automatically years ago, but it had several bugs and […]
If you’re unfamiliar with it, Micros RES uses its own scripting language, called ISL (Integrated Scripting Language), to create what are called SIMs (System Interface Modules). Essentially, these SIMs are used to modify or add functionality; we use them to implement Gift Cards, and for our KDS (Kitchen Display System) solution. The issue we have […]
This project was for Ruby Tuesday, and features things that are not public domain, so I do not have any source code on it. In this project we tested the viability of one of the more popular table top ordering devices. My role was integrating it with our system, which is a custom implementation of […]
This project is one I did recently for Ruby Tuesday, and as such, I don’t have any source code for it (as this is not public domain). In an attempt to better market their Garden Bar, the decision was made to implement a self-serve Kiosk for take out Garden Bar orders. Our current system was […]
This was a project for Ruby Tuesday, and as such some of this stuff is not public domain. I do not have source code for this. This project was a fairly simple one, but it was one of the very few C# projects I got to work on. On our system we keep a set of […]
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