Multichannel restaurant ordering system
Built on years of experience working for big international fast food brands like KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, or Costa Coffee.
Built on years of experience working for big international fast food brands like KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, or Costa Coffee.
Order Status Screen
Web application running either on mobile and desktop browser allows to place an order in selected restaurant. It leverages advantages of PWA technology - does not require installation as native app, can be added to desktop as icon and run in fullscreen mode. More about online ordering module.
Out kiosk application allows to place an order, pay for it by card with integrated pinpad, and receive print receipt. It works on all system platforms. More about kiosks.
Application showing status of customer orders (in progress, ready to pick up). Usually installed inside a restaurant on the visible screen.
KDS is an application that works on touch screens in the kitchen. Thanks to it, employees can see the orders placed, and also update their status. Our KDS can be installed on a single screen showing orders. Another possibility is installation on screens at several stations, then it can support a multi-stage kitchen process. More about KDS.
This component allows to connect multiple printers in a restaurant and control printouts at various stages of the order processing. For example, it can be configured to print label stickers for delivery purposes, or fiscal slip.
Backoffice application for restaurant manager allows to configure products, prices, menu, open hours, delivery areas and all other things. Provides access to reports.
The loyalty platform allows you to build relationships with restaurant customers and encourage them to re-order. It allows to create, edit and delete loyalty accounts, maintain a bonus points wallet, adding points on transactions and redeem collected rewars. Thanks to the integration with the Marketing Automation platform, it is possible to define effective sales stimulation processes
This integration component is responsible for transferring orders from Ordering Stack from all sources directly to the local POS system operating in the restaurant. The module also has the ability to send menu definitions from the POS system to the Ordering Stack and synchronize the status of orders. Currently, there is one integration with Oracle MICROS. Implementation guidelines for other POS integrations are covered here.
