Which of the following is a common feature of POS systems in quick-service operations?

• A. Cashier and servers are assigned individual codes
• B. Servers enter orders
• C. Guest prints the bill
• D. Hourly, daily, and weekly revenue figures are generated

Answer: (C)

In quick-service settings, the point-of-sale system is designed to deliver a fast, clear checkout experience for the guest. A common feature is generating a printed bill or receipt for the customer. This provides a tangible record of what was purchased, prices, and payment, which the guest can review, keep for their records, or use for refunds or adjustments if needed. It also supports faster payment processing, especially at the counter or with self-service kiosks, where the guest often initiates or expects to receive the receipt. While other capabilities like entering orders, security coding, or revenue reporting can be part of a POS, the guest-initiated or guest-receipt printing is a distinctive, customer-facing feature that aligns with the quick-service flow.