Web Plura Restaurant Hub – QR Ordering, Kitchen Display & Cashier POS

Small restaurants should be able to manage menus, table QR ordering, kitchen tickets, cashier flow, staff access, and daily reports from the WordPress site they already run. Web Plura Restaurant Hub is a restaurant menu, QR ordering, kitchen display, and POS plugin for WordPress. It is built for small restaurants, cafes, food courts, and local dining teams that want dine-in table ordering without requiring an external account. Use it to manage menu categories, menu items, tables, QR tokens, manual orders, kitchen tickets, cashier/POS payment recording, browser receipt printing, and daily reports from WordPress. The free package focuses on local restaurant operations for teams that need simple QR table ordering and manual payment workflows. A typical local flow is: create menu items and tables, share the table QR link, let the customer place a dine-in order, review the kitchen ticket, record payment at the cashier/POS screen, and print the browser receipt. Payment recording means staff can mark how an order was handled; the free plugin does not process external card payments. Restaurant problems it helps with Restaurant Hub is built for local WordPress workflows such as:

• Restaurant menu categories, menu items, modifiers, and table setup.
• Dine-in QR table ordering with secure table tokens.
• Manual order creation for staff-managed service.
• Basic kitchen display for order preparation.
• Cashier/POS payment recording, browser ticket and receipt printing, daily report, and CSV export.
• Staff roles, customer menu links, kitchen screens, cashier screens, and table/order screens from WordPress-managed data.

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0.1.90

• Open New Dashboard by default, retain later Legacy choices, and align Free submenu presentation.

0.1.89

• Made New Dashboard workflow errors clearer and accessible while preserving existing checks and actions.

0.1.88

• Unified Settings navigation and reused the shared section-tab style where existing plugin pages use WordPress tabs. Routes, settings, data, and actions are unchanged.

0.1.87

• Standardized New Dashboard tabs as a consistent, keyboard-accessible horizontal strip across desktop and mobile. Dashboard data and actions are unchanged.

0.1.86 Embedded telemetry reporting in Settings with a bounded local delivery history, seven-day chart, and event details. 0.1.85

• Added a shared Web Plura Settings page with consent, telemetry data, and error reporting details, plus a WordPress.org plugin directory on About. Existing consent and local features remain unchanged.

0.1.84

• Refined New Dashboard links, tabs, buttons, table colors, and responsive presentation. Moved the review request to a dismissible admin notice.

0.1.83

• Kept the New Dashboard review button readable under alternate WordPress admin color schemes.

0.1.82

• Kept compact New Dashboard donut values readable through the chart inspector without clipped labels.

0.1.81

• Improved New Dashboard KPI readability on narrow screens.

0.1.80 Added a WordPress.org review link to both dashboard views. 0.1.79 Rebuilt the Free New Dashboard around recorded restaurant operations and local actions. 0.1.78

• The New Dashboard keeps all recorded QR table links accessible with pagination and improves mobile access to the link and copy actions.

0.1.77

• Restored local service and order context in the New Dashboard while preserving existing data and the Old Dashboard.

0.1.76

• Restored the visible Dashboard submenu under Restaurant Hub; it opens the existing dashboard route.

0.1.75

• Refined New Dashboard card layout for available content width, preserving recorded values and Old Dashboard behavior.

0.1.74

• Added keyboard-accessible inspection of exact recorded chart values in the New Dashboard; the original dashboard and stored data are unchanged.

0.1.73

• The New Dashboard highlights an existing product workflow as its primary action, while retaining the original dashboard and its data.

0.1.72

• Added a shared, optional telemetry consent screen with explicit accept and decline choices and a session-scoped admin invitation. Local features remain available without consent.

0.1.71

• Optional telemetry now sends only documented event properties after administrator consent. Local features remain available with telemetry off.

0.1.70

• The new dashboard Overview groups four KPIs, a real-data featured ECharts chart, priorities, status, and operational context. The original dashboard is unchanged.

0.1.69

• The new dashboard now shows a link-style “Switch to Old” control matching the existing “Switch to New” control.

0.1.68

• The new dashboard now shows the existing local product mode alongside today’s restaurant operations.

0.1.67

• New-dashboard tabs now honor section links and browser history while retaining keyboard navigation and activity pagination.

0.1.66

• The new dashboard now explains when a trend needs another retained result and shows an honest empty Workflows state when no task or page is available.

0.1.65

• The new dashboard now shows clear section-specific messages for missing results and history while preserving real zero values and chart data alternatives.

0.1.64

• Added shared, page-scoped About and Upgrade presentation across the Free plugins while preserving product-specific content and routes.

0.1.63

• Added local readiness guidance and front-of-house app descriptions to the new dashboard.
• Kept the original dashboard unchanged and improved the shared mobile workflow layout.

0.1.60

• Rebuilt the new dashboard from the shared chart library; existing product charts are unchanged.

0.1.59

• Added a per-user Old/New dashboard switch with one visible Dashboard menu entry and refreshed the new dashboard header.

0.1.50

• Improved dashboard text contrast under WordPress Midnight admin colors; existing local features and actions remain available.

0.1.48

• Prioritized today's order work, staff app links, and service-mode context on the local dashboard.

0.1.47

• Fixed first-time telemetry opt-in so the consent event queues only after an administrator enables that category.

0.1.45

• Added optional, consent-gated WPlura telemetry settings for lifecycle, sanitized error, and coarse environment diagnostics while keeping local restaurant operations independent.
• Refreshed the WordPress.org readme for clearer restaurant QR ordering, menu, kitchen display, table, cashier, and local POS search intent.

0.1.44

• Tightened Restaurant Hub REST responses and permissions so kitchen, waiter, and cashier staff receive only the operational records needed for their role.

0.1.43

• Restored an informational Restaurant Hub Pro submenu that compares local Restaurant Hub workflows with optional external services without gating bundled features.

0.1.42

• Removed package access gates and extension suggestion surfaces so bundled restaurant features are controlled only by local settings, roles, and configuration.

0.1.41

• Sanitized admin and frontend request arrays before internal handling of settings, filters, notices, and local restaurant create actions.

0.1.40

• Tightened the public menu REST permission callback so the endpoint is only available for active customer menu flows or authorized staff.

0.1.39

• Hardened public REST permission callbacks for health, customer order status, online payment intent, order creation, and QR table actions.

0.1.38

• Kept WordPress.org package printing browser-only and fully local.
• Tightened admin input handling before sanitization.

0.1.37

• Reworked WordPress.org review preflight handling for public REST callbacks and local feature surfaces.
• Kept the free package focused on functional local restaurant workflows without inactive controls.

0.1.36

• Repairs Restaurant Hub roles and administrator capabilities during runtime upgrades so canonical Free admin pages remain reachable after file-only deploys or role drift.
• Re-arms Restaurant Hub rewrite rule flushing during runtime upgrades so staff and customer app routes recover after file-only deploys without plugin reactivation.
• Generates plain-permalink-safe staff app, customer order, QR, redirect, and manifest URLs so hosted sandboxes and stores without pretty permalinks keep local workflows reachable.

0.1.35

• Added a Free-owned core local feature key contract so add-on labels and fallback behavior can reuse the base plugin source of truth.

0.1.34

• Added a Free-owned orders extension surface so Pro online ordering and cloud operations can render through a reversible override while local order handling remains the fallback.

0.1.33

• Added the Free-owned dashboard extension surface for reversible Restaurant Hub Pro replacements.

0.1.31

• Tightened uninstall guard handling for WordPress.org release checks.

0.1.30

• Refocused the free package on local restaurant operations and removed cloud workflow messaging.
• Aligned WordPress.org package metadata for the local Restaurant Hub package.

0.1.0

• Initial MVP scaffold with plugin bootstrap, custom tables, admin pages, REST routes, QR customer route, basic kitchen/cashier flow, browser printing, reports, and responsive assets.