IQ Order
IQ Order combines orders and payments in a single application
4Pay
Table payment for your customers. To be done completely independently.
4Order
the solution for ordering from home, work, the beach, or school and receiving orders directly at the checkout
4Delivery
The online order management service
4Menu
The digital menu for your restaurant. As simple as scanning a QR code.
4Stock
The solution for keeping your warehouse under control
Digital Receipt
Paper receipts become digital and smart
Business Intelligence
The ideal tool for a comprehensive overview of your business
Electronic Invoicing
Complete management of the entire billing cycle integrated into 4CloudOffice
4Loyalty
The solution for managing your restaurant's loyalty program
THE FISCAL PRINTER
that revolutionizes the checkout counter
IQ Self 215, the perfect terminal for
self-ordering and payment
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self-ordering and payment
Innovation is an attitude.
Not just a group of products, but a complete solution. So that everything works together perfectly!
Order
All the tools you need to manage orders quickly and easily. From the dining room to delivery portals, and thanks to our experience in payments integrated with our solutions, we are ready to guarantee you maximum efficiency.
Prepare
Optimize your preparation processes right through to the delivery of your orders, whether for delivery, takeaway, or eat-in. Labware solutions can support your business every step of the way.
Manage
What could be more important than having everything under control? With our tools, you always have a clear and complete overview of what is happening in your establishment at your fingertips.
Engage
Everything you need to increase orders, boost visibility, and improve customer relations can be found here. Our solutions are designed to help you never miss an opportunity.
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POS AND TELEMATIC RECORDERS: FROM JANUARY 1, 2026, CONNECTION WILL BE MANDATORY
The 2025 Budget Law (Law No. 207/2024) introduces a significant change for the world of commerce and services: Starting January 1, 2026, all merchants will be required to connect their electronic cash registers (RT) to electronic payment devices (POS).
The aim of the measure is to strengthen the traceability of payments and simplify the flow of tax data by integrating receipt recording and payment transactions into a single system.
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What's newregulations
This obligation derives from paragraphs 74-80 of Article 1 of the 2025 Budget Law, which amend Legislative Decree 127/2015. Under the new system, every transaction made via POS must be automatically linked to the electronic recorder, thus ensuring that payment data is stored and transmitted in real time to the Internal Revenue Service.What this means for merchants
The obligation does not necessarily translate into a “physical” connection between the POS and the cash register, but rather into a functional or virtual integration between the two systems. The operator (including through an intermediary) must access their reserved area and associate the serial number of the electronic recorder already registered in the Tax Registry the identification details of the electronic payment instruments held by him/her. Those who fail to comply risk administrative penalties ranging from €1,000 to €4,000 in the event of failure to connect or transmit data. Preparing in advance is essential to avoid disruptions, penalties, or unexpected costs when the obligation comes into force.The benefits of integration
The interconnection between POS and electronic cash registers represents a decisive step towards the digitization of sales processes. Among the most obvious benefits:- reduction of errors in the transmission of payments;
- greater transparency in payments;
- full traceability of transactions;
- simplification of tax audits;
- reduced administrative time.
Labware is ready: native integration between cash register and POS
Labware cash registers and management systems are already set up for automatic communication with payment terminals. Thanks to the amount exchange, the POS is automatically activated with the corresponding figure, without having to re-enter the data manually. All cash register systems are also integrated with other electronic payment methods that do not require a physical terminal, such as Satispay, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. This integrated system:- reduces checkout times;
- eliminate errors transcription;
- ensures that the receipt matches the payment;
- complies with the traceability requirements of the new legislation.
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TAX EXEMPTION ON TIPS FOR WORKERS IN THE TOURISM SECTOR: HOW WILL IT WORK IN 2025?
The 2025 Budget Law introduces significant changes to the tax regulations governing tips received by workers in the tourism and catering sector.
The 2025 Budget Law confirmed the reduced tax rate of 5% on tips for both employees of accommodation facilities and food and beverage establishments, and employees of external suppliers working at the same facilities.
This is an important achievement, which aims to recognize the contribution of those who work and offer their services to guests at accommodation facilities. It equates the work of employees of external suppliers with that of colleagues directly employed by the accommodation facility.
But what are the new features introduced by the 2025 Budget Law?
The changes mainly concern raising the income threshold for access to the preferential regime and increasing the applicable exemption percentage.
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NEW INCOME THRESHOLD AND INCREASE IN THE DEDUCTIBLE
- From January 1, 2025, the following will be eligible for the 5% preferential taxation on tips for all employees in the tourism and hospitality sector and catering with a annual income not exceeding €75,000. The increase in the threshold, which was previously €50,000, expands the number of beneficiaries, allowing more workers to take advantage of the more favorable regime.
- The percentage of tips that can be taxed at the reduced rate of 5% increases from 25% to 30% of the income received by the worker in the reference year. Any surplus will continue to be subject to ordinary taxation and social security contributions.