One system for your Dutch restaurant: till, kitchen, stock
The Netherlands has no fiscal cash register mandate — which makes your till a pure business choice. SterkChef puts orders, kitchen, stock and payments in one system, keeps selling when the internet drops, and syncs afterwards.
At a glance
Fiscal compliance
Not required — e-invoicing via Peppol
E-invoicing
Peppol
VAT rates
21% · 9%
Local payments
iDEAL → Wero
Staff declarations
Loonaangifte
Frequently asked
There's no cash register obligation in the Netherlands — why SterkChef?
Because the till is only one piece. SterkChef ties orders, kitchen screens, stock and payments together, so a busy service runs on one system instead of five. And it's offline-first: if the internet drops mid-service, you keep selling and everything syncs later.
Can I invoice business customers over Peppol?
Yes. The finance module issues e-invoices over Peppol, so corporate lunches and catering jobs are invoiced from the same system that took the order — with 21% and 9% BTW handled per line.
Does SterkChef help with payroll reporting?
Yes — the payroll side follows the Dutch loonaangifte rail, and with several branches you see hours and declarations per site from one backoffice. Payments fit local habits too: iDEAL today, its successor Wero as it rolls out.
Countries
The modules
Service starts at six.
Are you ready?
A live demo, thirty minutes. No slides: we build a scenario from your own restaurant, answer what you ask and talk pricing straight.