Your sales, right on the roster.
Orbit plugs into the tools you already run. Connect your POS and your takings land next to your labour — so you're rostering against real revenue, not a gut feel. Connect your accounting and the pay reconciles itself. No exports, no spreadsheets in between.
Point of sale
Roster to what you actually take
Connect your POS through Doshii— the layer that links Orbit to the major hospitality POS systems — and your daily sales flow straight in. Now the roster builder shows revenue next to the wage bill, and labour as a live percentage of sales as you drag shifts. Overstaffed Tuesday, understaffed Saturday? You can see it before you publish, not in next month's P&L.
Saturday · Brunswick — Carlton
Sales synced from POS
Illustrative — live on the roster builder.
See the week the way the till does
Tap into the day and Orbit breaks the revenue down — which days carry the week, where the trade actually sits. Build the roster around the peaks instead of spreading everyone evenly and hoping, and check your labour percentage is landing where it should before the shift is even worked.
Orbit ↔ Xero
Xero stays the system of record — Orbit checks it.
Accounting
Pay that reconciles itself
Connect Xero and Orbit lines its own award-costed figure up against your actual pay run, flagging every gap — a missed penalty, an unapproved half-hour, a shift paid at the wrong rate. Your payroll stays the system of record; Orbit is the check that catches it before the money moves. It's the same engine behind Orbit Payroll.
Connect once, then forget it
Connect once
Link a store to your POS or Xero from settings — no export files, no spreadsheets, no re-keying.
Syncs on its own
Sales and pay data flow in on a schedule and heal themselves if a connection drops. Set it and forget it.
Per store, scoped
Each store links its own account, and the data stays inside that store — nothing leaks across the group.
Everything Orbit connects to
Roster on real numbers
Orbit Integrations are part of Orbit OS — connect your POS and your accounting, and the whole loop closes.