The payment rails your guests tap, the delivery platforms that ring your doorbell, the accounting software your accountant swears by and the WhatsApp your customers live in — all connected through one reliable service layer, so nothing gets lost between systems.
Take payment however your guest wants to pay — dynamic DuitNow QR at the table, cards, FPX or any of the big Malaysian e-wallets — through your choice of local gateway. Webhook confirmations are signature-verified and idempotent, so a payment is settled once, exactly once, and refunds trace back to the original charge.
Delivery orders pull straight into the same kitchen queue as your dine-in tickets, with channel badges so the wok station never misses a Grab order buried in a tablet. Push menu updates out, pause a platform when the kitchen is slammed, and let the books treat platform sales correctly — including LHDN's rule that the platform issues those e-invoices.
Your accountant keeps the tools they know. Journal batches export in the native import formats of the Malaysian SME standards, SQL Account and AutoCount, or flow to Xero and QuickBooks Online through API adapters — with an account-mapping table per target so every line lands in the right place.
Malaysia runs on WhatsApp, so SpeedPlus360 does too: booking confirmations, order updates, purchase orders to suppliers, the purchaser's morning reorder digest and marketing campaigns all go out through WhatsApp Business — with approved templates, 24-hour session windows and PDPA consent enforced on every single send, and SMS as automatic fallback.
The guest scans a dynamic DuitNow QR for RM 64.20. Your gateway confirms by webhook, the signature is verified, the duplicate retry the gateway sends thirty seconds later is recognized and ignored, and the bill closes. A refund next week reverses through the same driver, linked to the original transaction — no orphan payments, no mystery lines at reconciliation.
Every WhatsApp, SMS and email is written to a transactional outbox in the same database transaction as the booking or order it belongs to. A worker sends it, delivery receipts flow back, failures retry with backoff, and a 20,000-member campaign can never delay a single booking confirmation — transactional traffic always goes first. Marketing sends check the consent registry at enqueue and again at send.
Not ready to change tills? The POS integration adapter ingests daily sales from your existing system — webhook, API or CSV — at item and modifier level, so loyalty, inventory depletion and the daily sales journal all work with the till you already own. Speed+ merchants get the deepest integration; switch to the SpeedPlus360 POS whenever it suits you.
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