Adisyo review
A web-based restaurant POS for managing table, kitchen, takeaway, and delivery orders.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Adisyo is a cloud-based POS and order management system for restaurants, cafés, and multi-location food businesses. It brings table, takeaway, and delivery orders into a shared workflow, with payment handling, kitchen order tools, stock and recipe management, and reporting. The web-based service is presented as usable through internet-connected devices without installation. It is a fit for venues that need table and delivery tracking alongside kitchen coordination; businesses requiring confirmed offline operation should consider alternatives that clearly document that capability.
Its three plan levels build on one another. Lite includes table and order management, unlimited printer connections, advanced reporting, and owner and waiter apps. Standart adds a kitchen display, stock and recipe management, and cover charge and service fee tools. Pro includes those features and adds customer loyalty, hotel management, a report wizard, and cost and profitability modules. Adisyo offers a 15-day trial and has no free plan. According to the vendor's pricing information, annual rates are shown as monthly equivalents for upfront annual payment, in Turkish lira, excluding VAT. This makes the tier comparison useful, but buyers should compare the paid plan costs against the modules they need.
The product's operational fit is shaped by order channels and delivery connections. Listed integrations include Yemek Sepeti, Getir, Trendyol, Migros Yemek, and Fuudy, while reporting includes sales and branch reporting. Kitchen order display and preparation status tracking support a workflow from incoming orders to preparation, and printer connections provide another route for kitchen printing. Choose Adisyo if table service, delivery orders, and kitchen status visibility need to sit within one POS workflow. If confirmed offline use is essential, or if the venue does not need the tiered restaurant modules, a more clearly documented or narrower alternative may suit better.
Adisyo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks kitchen preparation status and routes orders to kitchen displays.
- Connects third-party delivery orders from Yemek Sepeti, Getir, and others.
- Higher tiers add stock, recipes, loyalty, hotel, and profitability modules.
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the trial lasts 15 days.
- Kitchen display and stock and recipe tools require the Standart tier.
- Offline operation is not verified.
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