Split Bill Equally in Platter POS
Overview
This article explains how to split a bill equally in Platter POS by dividing the total amount across multiple bills.
Prerequisites
Manager or Admin access
Split Bill feature enabled in Platter Back Office
POS synced and updated
Steps
1. Select Split Bill
When a customer wants to split their bill, open the table, tap Checkout, and tap Split bill.

The Split bill options appear: Split equally, Custom split, and Split by seat (shown only when items are assigned to seats).

2. Split the Bill Equally
Tap Split equally.
Use – and + to set the number of bills you want to divide the total into (e.g., 2, 3, 4). It starts at the table's guest count.

Tap Next.
The POS will split the total amount evenly across the number of bills.
One invoice is created for each bill. Each item shows the share on that bill (for example, 1/2).
You can tap any invoice at the top of the screen to select it and proceed with billing.
After an invoice is paid, it shows a green Paid tag.
The table can be finalized only when all invoices are paid.
If even one invoice remains unpaid, the table cannot be closed.

4. Revert Split (Undo the Split)
After splitting, the Split bill button changes to Revert split. Select an unpaid invoice to use it.

Tap Revert split and confirm with Revert split.
All bills will merge back into a single invoice.

5. Finalize Payment
After splitting, process each bill separately (cash, card, or other available methods).
Once all split bills are fully paid, the user must tap Finalize to close the table manually.

Troubleshooting
Cannot continue with Custom Split
Every item must be ticked on at least one bill.
"Please enter at least 2 bills"
Set the number of bills to 2 or more before tapping Next.
Equal Split amounts look incorrect
The total amount, including taxes, is evenly divided across the number of bills.
Revert Split not showing
It appears only after the bill has been split.
It is greyed out while a paid invoice is selected.
Table not closing
The user must tap Finalize after all payments have been made.
