A small or ACDBE operator does not need an app team or a new point-of-sale to go digital. They get a tablet: list items, flip something to sold-out, and accept incoming orders. Try the controls below.
TPA wants more small and ACDBE operators in concessions. The digital channel is exactly what usually keeps them out. This removes the barrier.
List and manage items on a supplied tablet. No integration bill, no re-platforming a system they may not even have.
A predictable platform fee instead of the percentage commission that eats a first-location operator's margin.
Live sales, top items, and timing, so a first location can become a durable business.
They appear in the same passenger menu as the national brands, not buried by whichever corner they leased.
The orders and sales here are simulated. In production this console connects to live passenger orders and, where a vendor already has a point-of-sale, syncs with it, so a small operator can either bring their own system or run entirely on the tablet. It is designed to advance TPA's Small Business Enterprise Concession goals by making the digital channel reachable for the operators it was meant to include.
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