Seat time and snacks. One bill.

The counter and the café are one business.

A cold drink, a plate of momos and two hours on a PC are one visit — so they are one bill, settled once on the way out.

• Sell at the counter, on a table, or onto a session
• Counter stock comes down the moment something sells
• Full stock movement history — restocks, transfers, sales, waste
• Tables stay open until the customer actually leaves

Products and café are two different things.

A can of cola is stock — you buy it, it sits on a shelf, it runs out. A plate of fries is made to order and never runs out in the same way. PlayVerse keeps them apart because they behave differently, and sells them as two separate add-ons so a venue with a fridge but no kitchen pays for one.

• Products carry stock; café items do not
• Products need not be edible — controllers, gloves, cables all count
• Café items are made to order, so there is nothing to count down
• Either can go onto a session, a table, or straight over the counter

Stock in two places, because that is where it actually is.

What is on the counter is not what is in the backroom. PlayVerse counts both, and moving a case forward is a transfer rather than a fresh entry — so the total never quietly doubles.