7 incredible benefits of using self service kiosks in your restaurant
Self serve kiosks aren’t just for McDonalds any more. Discover the financial and operational benefits of kiosks and why they might be right for your restaurant.
Unlock growth by creating a more efficient
order flow, automating mundane tasks, and
freeing up your team to deliver a customer
experience that sets your brand apart.
Free up you team from manual tasks and provide quick, convenient ways for customers to order with their preferred channels (Click & Collect, Order & Pay at Table).
Bring calm and confidence to your kitchen, with one KMS displaying orders from every channel (including delivery partners).
Increase ATV through smart upselling on digital channels and use the central reporting platform to make data-driven growth plans.
Learn how simplifying your operations with a single system will help you take control and grow your business.
Without the complexity.
Reduce dwell time and turn tables quicker through Order & Pay at Table. Guests order more conveniently, pay when they’re ready, and your team can focus on delivering a quality customer experience.
Fulfil increased orders accurately, faster and with more confidence with a single Kitchen Management System. All your orders from every channel in one place – even third party delivery platforms.
A single system will solve the financial burden of a fragmented tech stack. Stop wasting hours dealing with integration headaches, lower the risk of downtime and avoid the pain of labour shortage, with a solution built to create efficiencies and automate manual tasks.
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Self serve kiosks aren’t just for McDonalds any more. Discover the financial and operational benefits of kiosks and why they might be right for your restaurant.
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