Tebi
vs
Odoo POS
Overview
What type of system is Tebi?
Tebi is a restaurant POS and hospitality management platform, built for full-service restaurants, bars and cafés. It sits in the same category as Toast and Lightspeed — not standalone payment tools like SumUp or Zettle. The core is a connected system that ties POS, kitchen display, reservations and payments to real-time reporting, so operators run service and see performance from one place.
What type of system is Odoo POS?
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Company size
Number of employees
Microenterprises (1-10)
Small business (11-100)
Medium-sized enterprises (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Microenterprises (1-10)
Small business (11-100)
Medium-sized enterprises (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Platform
Cloud service
On-premises
Mobile app
Cloud service
On-premises
Mobile app
Price information
Free trial
Price from
From €0/month
Price model module
Subscription price model
Price model license
Free trial
Price from
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Price model module
Subscription price model
Price model license
Product features in Cash Registers
(mPos) Cloud-based
Collect customer information
Compliant with local regulations
Dashboard with KPIs
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Integrable with ERP
Inventory / goods receipt
Invoice online
Linked to Klarna payment
Offers self-service / kiosk system
Offline mode
Organisation chart
Real-time sales reports
Security & Encryption
Send promotions/offers
SIE-Export
Split the bill via mobile
Stationary systems
Storage of product information
Table ordering via mobile
(mPos) Cloud-based
Collect customer information
Compliant with local regulations
Dashboard with KPIs
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Integrable with ERP
Inventory / goods receipt
Invoice online
Linked to Klarna payment
Offers self-service / kiosk system
Offline mode
Organisation chart
Real-time sales reports
Security & Encryption
Send promotions/offers
SIE-Export
Split the bill via mobile
Stationary systems
Storage of product information
Table ordering via mobile
Product features in Restaurant POS Systems
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Mobile payment methods
Online payments
Organisation chart
Pay at the table
Sales reports
Stock and inventory
Table booking via mobile
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Mobile payment methods
Online payments
Organisation chart
Pay at the table
Sales reports
Stock and inventory
Table booking via mobile
Product features in Retail POS Systems
Customer profiles
Digital receipts
Mobile payment methods
Omnikanaler
Order registration and payment
Promotions and discounts
Sales reports
Staff users
Stock and inventory
Customer profiles
Digital receipts
Mobile payment methods
Omnikanaler
Order registration and payment
Promotions and discounts
Sales reports
Staff users
Stock and inventory
Product features in POS Systems
(mPos) Cloud-based
Collect customer information
Compliant with local regulations
Dashboard with KPIs
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Integrable with ERP
Inventory / goods receipt
Invoice online
Linked to Klarna payment
Offers self-service / kiosk system
Offline mode
Organisation chart
Real-time sales reports
Security & Encryption
Send promotions/offers
SIE-Export
Split the bill via mobile
Stationary systems
Storage of product information
Table ordering via mobile
(mPos) Cloud-based
Collect customer information
Compliant with local regulations
Dashboard with KPIs
Digital receipts
Gift card management
Integrable with ERP
Inventory / goods receipt
Invoice online
Linked to Klarna payment
Offers self-service / kiosk system
Offline mode
Organisation chart
Real-time sales reports
Security & Encryption
Send promotions/offers
SIE-Export
Split the bill via mobile
Stationary systems
Storage of product information
Table ordering via mobile
Reviews
Based on 5 reviews
Based on 3 reviews
Ease of use
5.0
Cooperation with the supplier
5.0
Support and service
5.0
Range of functions
5.0
Customisation and flexibility
5.0
Integration
5.0
Value for money
5.0
How satisfied are you overall?
5.0
Ease of use
3.7
Cooperation with the supplier
5.0
Support and service
4.3
Range of functions
5.0
Customisation and flexibility
4.0
Integration
4.7
Value for money
4.3
How satisfied are you overall?
4.7
Reviews
Pros
The most important thing for us is that the till system, card payments and administration are all combined in a single solution from a single supplier. This has eliminated the need for a separate terminal agreement and, consequently, the interfaces where errors typically occur. The implementation went according to plan, the training required was minimal, and the pricing structure is transparent with no unforeseen costs.
Point of sale and payment in the same system. No separate terminal agreement, no manual reconciliation, just one supplier to deal with. Easy to learn.
That Odoo POS can be scaled precisely to our needs. We started with one till and a single warehouse, and as the shop has grown, we’ve added new features and an extra sales outlet — without having to change systems or buy a new integration. That’s worth its weight in gold for a shop with an eye on growth.
We used to use three different systems for the till, stock and accounts. With Odoo POS, everything is linked automatically — a sale is immediately reflected in the stock and accounts. This saves us a lot of double-entry work and errors at the end of the month.
Reviews
Cons
We have not identified any significant drawbacks during the period in which we have been using the system. The only reservation I would highlight is that the solution is based on a fixed system logic, which means that existing workflows must, to a certain extent, be adapted to the system rather than the other way round. In our case, this has not had any practical implications.
Nothing of note so far. You have to get used to Tebis’s own logic rather than recreating your old setup.
You need to spend some time familiarising yourself with the terminology, and permissions are quite open by default — a bit of configuration is required to ensure that till staff can only do what they’re supposed to. But it’s a one-off setup, and you get used to it quickly.
Set-up and customisation require a thorough understanding of the system. We used a partner for the implementation, and that was necessary — you can’t just get started in an afternoon. The documentation could also be a bit clearer in Danish.
