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Typically when we think about hard work and cafés, we often think of the process of making drinks themselves; after all, a Grande chai mocha doesn’t make itself. In fact, many of the difficulties behind the counter often come with the register itself. Employees have to grapple with taking complex orders (many of which have intricate modifications) and placing them into the point of sale (POS) to create the order itself. Afterwards, they need to communicate these needs to the barista making the drinks to ensure it’s prepared correctly. With all this in mind, it’s perhaps something of a surprise that order errors don’t happen more often.
This page walks through every step of the transaction process, showing how your POS has unique functions designed to assist with:
Contactless payment
Menu management
Order management
Data analytics
Contactless payment
When the customer approaches the counter, you want to make sure that their experience is as seamless as possible. Modern customers vary quite a bit from decades past; they expect fast and easy service utilizing the latest technology. This has been a struggle for older businesses that have failed to embrace these tools as they have become available.
In the last couple of years, a contactless experience has risen to the forefront of customer expectations. By offering features fabricated for the purpose of that contactless experience, businesses leave customers with a positive impression. In the past, these features required significant investment if they were available at all. Modern technology, however, provides these features all through your POS, including:
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