When the EFTPOS drops on a Saturday lunch rush, you're not having an IT problem — you're watching customers walk out. We build and fix the networks Sydney shops, cafes and restaurants actually run on: payments, ordering tablets, printers and guest WiFi, installed after close and backed by same-day response when something breaks.
Payment terminals, POS stations and kitchen printers on their own stable, prioritised network path — isolated from guest WiFi so a customer's phone can never slow your till.
Table-ordering QR systems, delivery-platform tablets and kitchen display screens connected reliably — the gear that turns WiFi hiccups into wrong orders gets wired or prioritised.
A separate guest network with bandwidth limits and a branded splash page if you want one — good enough that customers stay longer, isolated enough that your business systems stay safe.
A 4G/5G backup path configured so EFTPOS keeps taking money through an NBN outage. For a busy shop this pays for itself the first time the street loses internet.
Hospitality IT has one rule: never touch the network during service. Installs and upgrades happen after close or before open; cutovers are rehearsed so the morning shift walks into a working till. When something breaks mid-service, we run same-day response across Sydney, 24/7 — and we speak Chinese and English, which for many family-run restaurants means the owner finally gets IT explained in their own language while we handle the ISP and the payment provider in English.
Cabling for shopfronts and kitchens — data points behind counters, runs to kitchen printers — is carried out with our partnered ACMA-registered cablers, scheduled around fit-outs and health inspections.
Tell us what the shop runs — POS brand, delivery tablets, how many terminals — and what hurts. Photos of the current setup help.
Free visit outside service hours: we map the current network, test the line, and quote a fixed scope.
Install after close: separated networks for payments/staff/guests, failover if chosen, everything labelled.
A real-service test on reopening day, documentation for the manager, and same-day support afterwards — on-call or monthly.
Quotes are free and done on-site outside your service hours. We price by fixed scope, hardware at retail with receipts — and we'll tell you honestly when a $0 change (like separating guest WiFi you already have) solves the problem before selling you anything.
A hospitality property with every guest online when the APs died — brought back the same day.
Read case →A coordinated multi-device refresh done without disrupting operations.
Read case →Usually the terminal shares a congested WiFi network with guests and staff phones. Putting payments on their own wired or prioritised path fixes it — one visit in most shops.
Yes — after-hours installation is our default for hospitality and retail. Most jobs finish overnight; longer builds are staged so every service period starts on a working network.
Yes — we handle the network side and coordinate with your POS or payment provider's support directly, in English, so you're not stuck translating between two help desks.
Done properly, usually yes — longer stays, better reviews. The key is isolation and bandwidth limits so it never touches your POS. We set both as standard.
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Plus all of Greater Sydney for commercial jobs — and remote support Australia-wide.
Running a pop-up, market stall or event? Our event WiFi with a separate EFTPOS network keeps payments off the guest WiFi.