Choose the right split.
One bill, an equal division or items allocated across checks.
A GOOD FINISH TO SERVICE
“We’ll pay separately” should be a clear conversation. Decide how the group wants to split, review the checks and record each payment carefully.
2 × Masala dosa
₹3002 × Filter coffee
₹1201 × Paneer wrap
₹180Subtotal
₹600One bill, an equal division or items allocated across checks.
How the bill is divided and how it is paid are different choices.
Check each amount, confirm the external payment and issue the receipt.
Use a staff account with billing access. Open the bill request or relevant order and review its items, prices and totals before deciding how to divide it.
A single bill works when one person settles. An even split suits a shared total. Item allocation suits guests paying for different parts of the order. Nimki supports these three approaches.
A split bill divides the amount owed into checks. Mixed tender records different payment methods. They solve different needs, so review both the check allocation and the amounts recorded as cash, UPI or card.
Verify UPI or card through the external payment process before recording it. Review any uncertain result before repeating an action. Use the receipt and transaction details to check the finished sale.
The current product supports a single-bill business-recipient choice. Separate business-recipient details for every split check are not part of the supported complete journey, so confirm this requirement before promising it to a guest.
Good to know
No. A split divides the order into checks. Mixed tender records more than one payment method. Review each separately.
No. Recorded tenders are not provider verification. Confirm the external payment using your normal payment process.
YOUR NEXT GOOD SHIFT
Choose the way your place serves. Find the Nimki flow that fits.