POS & payments
Oracle MICROS Simphony
Enterprise cloud restaurant POS from Oracle syncing front-of-house, kitchen, and back-office across multi-location operations.
What it does
Oracle MICROS Simphony is a cloud-based restaurant POS that synchronizes front-of-house, kitchen, and back-office operations, covering menu management, table and kitchen display, takeout and delivery, loyalty, reservations and waitlist, and online payments. It is built for multi-location restaurants, franchises, hotels, and larger operations that need robust reporting and a wide integration ecosystem.
Best for
Multi-location restaurants, franchises, and hotels needing enterprise-grade POS with deep analytics and integrations.
AI features
Some genuine intelligence layered on automation: conversational ordering that supports cross-sell and upsell, real-time table management, and Oracle's data-driven analytics and reporting. Treat AI claims as analytics- and integration-led rather than a standalone AI product.
Pricing
Cloud plans indicatively from roughly $55 per month (Essentials) to $75 per month (Plus), sometimes with hardware promotions, though total cost is highly custom depending on modules, hardware, installation, support, and processing. Confirm with vendor.
Pricing signals are indicative and change often. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.
How TableMagic fits
Compare Oracle MICROS Simphony with the job you need done and the tools you already use. If a workflow is missing, describe it in the builder and review the result. Check the provider’s supported connections and costs before deciding what to build or replace.
Oracle MICROS Simphony head-to-head
Alternatives to Oracle MICROS Simphony
Other POS systems worth weighing against Oracle MICROS Simphony. See the full POS systems guide.
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