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Three Things Your POS Can’t Do if You Lose Internet

Modern Restaurant Management

Nearly every restaurant in the United States relies on a Point of Sale (POS) system for the majority of its front-of-house operations. That system needs access to the internet in order to keep functioning. But what happens when your restaurant suffers an internet outage, taking your POS system with it?

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Revolutionizing Guest Experiences Through Virtual Hospitality

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This trend is primarily driven by advancements in point of sale (POS) systems and the availability of white label, plug-and-play online ordering systems.

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Choosing the Best Online Ordering Restaurant Software: A Comprehensive Guide

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This approach enables you to retain a larger portion of your earnings, accept orders, and process payments directly via your website or social media platforms. Our solution leverages existing traffic and attracts new patrons, securely handling payments at the point of sale.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Four Easy-to-Implement Strategies to Weather COVID-19’s Impact

Modern Restaurant Management

Food costs are one of the highest costs for restaurants, ranging anywhere from 20 percent to 40 percent , according to point of sale system provider TouchBistro. Restaurant operators should then work on implementing and optimizing a user-friendly online ordering system. Revamping the Menu.

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Fast-Casual: A New Dining Style for a New Generation

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A server or cashier can wirelessly send orders to the kitchen with the handheld device and accept payment with a mobile credit card swiper. Some traditional Point of Sale systems may not yet offer this feature as an add-on, as it requires orders to be transmitted wirelessly between the handheld devices and the kitchen printers.

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The Importance of Online Ordering and Delivery for Restaurants

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However, an inbuilt online ordering and delivery system is likely to be more profitable if properly implemented. . Restaurant apps and websites provide a gateway for customers to place their orders. However, the process is made complete by integrating them to the restaurant point of sale (POS) system.

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Online Ordering is the Lifeblood of Restaurants During Coronavirus Shutdowns

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This is why having an online ordering system for takeout and delivery is more important now than ever. The post Online Ordering is the Lifeblood of Restaurants During Coronavirus Shutdowns appeared first on iPad Point of Sale System for Restaurants, Bars & More.