NetMon watches your restaurant's router, Wi-Fi, receipt printers and POS tablets around the clock. When something drops, your manager's phone gets an alert saying what failed and what to do, not just "the network is down."
Most restaurants don't have an IT person. When something breaks, staff restart everything and hope, while the line grows.
No connection means the card readers can't take payments, and some guests walk out.
A silent kitchen printer means orders pile up unseen until someone notices.
Delivery and pickup orders can't reach you, and the apps mark you as unavailable.
A small box on your network does the watching. Nothing to install on your POS.
NetMon checks every router, switch, Wi-Fi point, printer and tablet, and records how fast each one answers.
One missed check isn't an outage. A device is only marked down after three in a row, about 90 seconds.
Your manager's phone gets an alert with a plain-English fix, and another one when it's back.
Every device on one page. Anything broken sorts to the top so it's impossible to miss.
Check the dashboard from anywhere in the building. Dark mode for the late shift.
If the internet itself goes down, alerts are held and delivered the moment it's back.
Every Monday: outages, downtime and uptime for each device. Print it, or show it to your internet provider. See an example.
NetMon runs on your own network. Device checks never leave the building.
24-hour charts show when a device is getting slow, before it fails completely.
The demo runs the real NetMon dashboard with simulated restaurant devices. Tap any card to see its 24-hour chart.