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Aloha Cloud
An all-in-one cloud-based point of sale solution designed to streamline restaurant operations.
What it does
Provides fixed and handheld POS terminals for tableside ordering and payments. Automates restaurant-grade inventory and recipe management with low-stock alerts. Includes labor scheduling and workforce management tools for staff performance tracking. Facilitates direct online ordering and integration with delivery marketplaces. Generates real-time business intelligence reports and predictive analytics.
Why it works
Reliability: Features 'offline availability' to ensure the POS keeps running even if the internet goes down. Scalability: Centralized back-office makes it easy to manage menus and pricing across dozens of locations simultaneously. User Experience: Built with a modern, intuitive interface that reduces training time for floor staff. Consolidation: Unifies payment processing, marketing, and operations into one supported ecosystem.
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 10,000+
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As of 2026
Business & Operations
Revenue: +$1B ARR (Parent)
An all-in-one cloud-based point of sale solution designed to streamline restaurant operations.
Overview
Aloha Cloud (by NCR Voyix) is a comprehensive, cloud-native POS and restaurant management platform. It unifies front-of-house operations, like mobile and fixed-terminal ordering, with back-of-house needs such as labor management, inventory tracking, and advanced reporting. Designed for everything from small boutiques to large multi-location chains, it helps operators increase table turnover and manage their entire business from a single interface.
Funding status: Public
Revenue source: Subscriptions & Transaction Fees
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: React, Node.js, AWS, Java
Platform: Proprietary Hardware • iOS • Web
Integrations: Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Zendesk, UberEats, DoorDash, QuickBooks
Founder story
The Aloha POS brand was originally developed by Ibertech before being acquired by Radiant Systems, which was subsequently acquired by NCR (now NCR Voyix). Over decades, it has evolved from a traditional server-based system into the current cloud-first platform, maintaining its position as one of the most widely used restaurant technologies in the world.
What it does
- Provides fixed and handheld POS terminals for tableside ordering and payments
- Automates restaurant-grade inventory and recipe management with low-stock alerts
- Includes labor scheduling and workforce management tools for staff performance tracking
- Facilitates direct online ordering and integration with delivery marketplaces
- Generates real-time business intelligence reports and predictive analytics.
Who it's for
- Independent Restaurant Owners
- Multi-location Enterprise Chains
- Quick Service Restaurants (QSR)
- Hospitality Management Groups
Why it works
- Reliability: Features 'offline availability' to ensure the POS keeps running even if the internet goes down
- Scalability: Centralized back-office makes it easy to manage menus and pricing across dozens of locations simultaneously
- User Experience: Built with a modern, intuitive interface that reduces training time for floor staff
- Consolidation: Unifies payment processing, marketing, and operations into one supported ecosystem.
Growth strategies
- Pivoted from legacy on- premise hardware to 'Aloha Cloud' to compete with modern players like Toast.
- Leveraged NCR's massive global footprint to migrate existing enterprise customers to the cloud.
- Targeted high- volume restaurants by emphasizing 'Next-day funding' and restaurant-grade reliability.
- Utilized a 'Modular' approach, allowing owners to start with POS and add components like Loyalty or KDS as they grow.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Toast: Very modern and popular with small shops; Aloha Cloud is often preferred by larger enterprises for its deep multi-unit management.
- Square: Extremely simple setup; Aloha provides more robust back-of-house features for professional kitchens.
- Aloha Cloud is the standard for operators who need enterprise power with cloud flexibility.