Self-service Kiosks offer many benefits such as reduced labor costs, increased profitability, and a better customer experience along with your ability to manage your menu.
The menu management aspects of kiosks are often overlooked when thinking about all the other benefits. Menu management can save smaller restaurant chains and independent restaurants a lot of time and money.
How the EZ-Chow Self-Ordering Kiosks can benefit your restaurant business.
Integration
Kiosks that integrate with your existing POS system, such as the EZ-Chow options are cost-effective and customer-friendly for independent restaurants and smaller restaurant chains.
Increased profits
The ability to upsell and cross-sell to customers is a huge benefit to increased profits. The kiosk gives you the ability to visually present these options to your customers to increase the average check size and revenues
Stars and Dogs
Menu management gives you the ability to understand what products are selling and what products are not. Inventory control is important to reduce waste, and to control what you are ordering all based on the menu data you are receiving from your EZ-Chow Kiosk.
Accuracy
Order accuracy also helps with waste along with labor. Giving the customer the ability to order without the “middle person” allow the customer to accurately order from the touch-screen experience.
Data
Using data to provide customers with offers, products, and promotions that are based on their order history gives you the ability to optimize your menu for those customers
In conclusion, the EZ-Chow Kiosk has many benefits and menu management is one that can really help set you apart from your competition while also being cost-effective.
EZ-Chow has solutions such as Online Ordering Solutions and Self-Ordering Kiosk Solutions that integrate into your existing POS systems. To learn how EZ-Chow can help you with these initiatives and more, get started by contacting us here.
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