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With more customers socializing and eating in different ways, businesses need point-of-sale solutions that are capable of serving customers outside of traditional restaurant environments. This means selecting point-of-sale systems with remote and roaming capabilities that are fully integrated with restaurant operations.
Golf course and clubhouse owners and operators can meet rising customer demand in these remote environments by digitizing their point-of-sale and extending it virtually anywhere.
Customer-facing point-of-sale solutions from Aldelo Express Cloud POS utilizes QR code-based digital menus, online storefronts, and payment solutions, offering owners and operators flexible and convenient ways to serve customers beyond the restaurant’s four walls. This includes extending traditional ordering methods to on-demand customer-driven digital ordering and payment options. By placing QR code-based signage in the environment, customers easily access and launch digital menus for placing orders and settling transactions. Not only does this improve guest experiences, it increases order volume and frequency with fewer staff.
With eight out of ten customers carrying a smartphone in their pocket, essentially everyone has their own personal point-of-sale device. Restaurants can effectively promote their brand and digital services via customer smartphones to encourage repeat visits. Once connected, customers easily revisit the digital menu to place orders from the convenience of their smart devices, whether in-store or remotely.
Golf course and clubhouse owners and operators can meet rising customer demand in these remote environments by digitizing their point-of-sale and extending it virtually anywhere.
Customer-facing point-of-sale solutions from Aldelo Express Cloud POS utilizes QR code-based digital menus, online storefronts, and payment solutions, offering owners and operators flexible and convenient ways to serve customers beyond the restaurant’s four walls. This includes extending traditional ordering methods to on-demand customer-driven digital ordering and payment options. By placing QR code-based signage in the environment, customers easily access and launch digital menus for placing orders and settling transactions. Not only does this improve guest experiences, it increases order volume and frequency with fewer staff.
With eight out of ten customers carrying a smartphone in their pocket, essentially everyone has their own personal point-of-sale device. Restaurants can effectively promote their brand and digital services via customer smartphones to encourage repeat visits. Once connected, customers easily revisit the digital menu to place orders from the convenience of their smart devices, whether in-store or remotely.
Let customers conveniently order and schedule the pickup or delivery of food and drink items from snack shacks and clubhouses with online ordering
For golf clubs, wineries, and roaming operations, placing ordering and payment capabilities in the hands of their guests means quick access to food and drinks from remote eateries, watering holes, and mobile carts that are typically distanced from the main restaurant. This capability provides operators with opportunities to better serve customers, increase revenues, and promote their brand to a broader audience.
Operators can elect to deploy a limited menu for remote operations with tiered pricing that is different from the main restaurant. Customers are able to conveniently order and schedule the pickup or delivery of food and drink items from snack shacks and clubhouses before, during, or after events.
Customers create a free online account to place and track orders and payment histories which allows operators to offer loyalty, gift, coupons, and rewards to increase brand loyalty. With cloud-based digitized online ordering, customers easily track and redeem rewards in real-time, ensuring every purchase counts and no rewards slip through the cracks.
QR codes printed on signage, handouts, and business cards can be posted throughout event settings to promote online services and the business. Window decals, table/counter stickers, and to-go order menu cards are ideal for promoting the establishment’s brand and menu on-premises at the restaurant. Together, marketing QR codes in-store and off-premises ensure broader brand exposure.
Learn more by contacting an Aldelo representative today at [email protected] or 925-621-2410
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