Hotels · Beach clubs · Restaurants
Your guests don't all read Turkish, your Wi-Fi has to meet Turkish law and your cash register has to match the menu. We set all of it up and connect it, so your team serves guests instead of fixing systems.
19:02
Connects to Wi-Fi
A login page in your branding. Verified by SMS, logged the way Law 5651 requires.
19:04
Opens the menu in German
Scans the QR on the table. Photos, categories and today's prices, in their language.
19:15
Orders from the sunbed
Optional table ordering and waiter call. The order lands at the bar and in the kitchen.
21:40
Pays
The bill is already on the till: no retyping between menu, POS and cash register.
21:43
Leaves a review
The Wi-Fi page can point guests to your Google profile or Instagram.
What we set up
Each piece works on its own. We connect them to each other and to your till, with one team and one support line behind all of it.
CoreQR Menü
CoreSpot
CoreBooking
Web
Operations
ÖKC
In plain English
A Turkish requirement that's easy to miss if you're new to running a venue here.
Any business that gives guests internet access, paid or free: hotels, cafés, restaurants, beach clubs, dormitories. The law calls you a collective internet access provider.
Under the 2017 Regulation on Collective Internet Access Providers (Official Gazette 11 April 2017, No. 30035), access logs must be kept electronically and stored for two years, so that each connection can be tied to a user.
A password on the wall or the modem's own password means every guest looks the same in the logs. That doesn't meet the requirement and can lead to an administrative fine.
Guests log in through a branded page and verify by SMS. Logs are time-stamped and archived as the law requires, on top of your existing network.
Source: Law No. 5651 (mevzuat.gov.tr, Turkish). This is a summary, not legal advice.
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If you give guests internet access, Law 5651 treats you as a collective internet access provider. The 2017 regulation requires access logs to be kept electronically for two years. A password on the wall or a shared modem password doesn't meet that, because connections can't be tied to users.
As many as you need. Turkish, English and German are the usual set on the coast; Russian or others can be added. Prices are changed once in the panel and update in every language.
Yes, ordering and calling a waiter are optional features of CoreQR Menü. With POS integration, orders go straight to the till and the kitchen.
No. CoreSpot is installed on top of your existing internet infrastructure.
Yes. Menus, Wi-Fi and operations for multiple outlets or branches are managed from one panel, with reports per location.
Contact
Tell us what you run and what's missing: menu, Wi-Fi, bookings, the till. We'll suggest a setup and send a fixed-price proposal.