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MealTime mPower Point of Sale by Harris School Solutions

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Overview

Overview

MealTime mPower is the point-of-sale component of Harris School Solutions’ MealTime cafeteria-management family. Cashiers use it to record meals and other purchases against student accounts, while nutrition administrators review the resulting transactions and account activity.

A point-of-sale transaction links a student account with a meal and service date. Cafeteria and nutrition-office staff reconcile balances, eligibility, deposits, and meal counts across serving locations. A serving-line entry supplies evidence for the wider meal program. Nutrition staff maintain the relationship between daily activity, student accounts, and the totals reviewed in program reporting.

Features

Features

Meal service and eligibility

  • Supports point of service, student accounts, meal counting, eligibility, and claims workflows.
  • Protects eligibility information while maintaining auditable meal records.

Back-of-house operations

  • Coordinates menus, recipes, production, inventory, purchasing, costing, and compliance where licensed.
  • Provides operational and financial reports for nutrition leaders.

Family and district connections

  • Exchanges student data with supported SIS and offers payments, applications, menus, or family access where configured.
  • Uses roles, exports, integrations, and reports to connect nutrition with district operations.

Student Data Privacy

Student Data Privacy
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Meet MealTime mPower, the latest in school foodservice technology from MealTime. mPower is the only truly cloud-based K-12 POS system with no user-software to install, no updates to worry about, no desktops to maintain. mPower is built for cloud computing with a single, centralized SQL Server database delivering the ease and flexibility you need to take your program to the next level.

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Meet MealTime mPower, the latest in school foodservice technology from MealTime. mPower is the only truly cloud-based K-12 POS system with no user-software to install, no updates to worry about, no desktops to maintain. mPower is built for cloud computing with a single, centralized SQL Server database delivering the ease and flexibility you need to take your program to the next level.

Need to quickly set up a rogue serving station for overflow or for a special event? MealTime mPower enables any device with a web browser to be added to the system with just a few mouse clicks! Need to access a report in your system from your home, or car, or the local coffee shop? With mPower, if you have an Internet connection, full access to the system and all of its data is just a quick login away! mPower is fast and flexible, adapting continually to the needs of your operation.

With the My MealTime online payment system, parents can make secure credit/debit card payments for all of their school fees and monitor their student’s MealTime cafe account from the convenience of their desktop, laptop, tablet or Smart Phone.

And, with deposits made to school lunch accounts at schools using MealTime mPower, the funds are posted to the account and ready to use within 5 minutes.

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any products listed on the site. They are listed simply to aid in the development of integration resources for school district ed-data leaders.

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