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Eliminating 3rd Party App Charges with KitchenPoint-of-Sale (POS) Systems. A point of salesystem is primarily used by restaurants to accept cash and credit card payments and to manage internal communications. POS systems have evolved into operations hubs.
Operators must weigh guest acceptance while making strategic decisions about integrating automation at many restaurant touch points, according to Software Advice’s 2024 Automated Customer Experience Survey. An area where I anticipate a lot of friction between customers and operators is automated foodpreparation (e.g.,
This will manifest itself in several ways, such as informing robotics in the kitchen for foodpreparation, in addition to kitchendisplaysystems (KDS) as restaurants kitchens seek to improve efficiency and better optimize for enhance prep station capacity management.
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 Salesystems 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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