Pool & snooker clubs

Know the table. Know the visit.

A table opens up, a group asks for another game, and a drinks order lands at the counter. Keep table sessions and the details around them connected from arrival to settlement.

See the daily workflow
A blue-felt pool table with balls and cues in a contemporary gaming venue

Keep the daily essentials in view.

  • See table availability
  • Review rates before starting a session
  • Keep table time and refreshments together
  • Review duration and revenue by station type

A day in your venue

The moments your team handles every shift.

01

See what is ready for the next game.

Use the cue-sports category to find the table you need. Station cards show availability, capacity and rates, while maintenance status helps the team spot tables that are out of use before offering them to a player.

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02

One table can have more than game time on the bill.

Coffee, cold drinks and food are part of the evening for many groups. Keep those items with the table session in the bill details. Open-bill search gives the counter a way to return to the right visit when it is time to review and settle.

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03

Look at how the tables are used.

Busy periods and long sessions describe different parts of the day. Review occupancy, duration and revenue by station type in Station Insights. For recorded customers, visit and bill history offer another way to understand the activity behind a familiar face.

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Sound familiar?

The game ends. The table’s bill is still open.

Find the visit, check the recorded session and refreshments, then review the charges before settlement. The final bill has a place for both play and service.

Start with your team

Four questions to bring to the conversation.

The best starting point is a normal day at your venue. Use these questions to connect the features to your team’s work.

  1. How does the team identify each table?
  2. Which rates should staff check before starting play?
  3. Do groups order refreshments during a game?
  4. Do you review pool and snooker activity separately?

Take a closer look

Let’s start with the way your venue runs.

Explore the platform and see where your stations, orders and customer records fit.

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