- 1.New Feature: Scan QR Code to Order on Premise
- 2.Fresh Blog Content
- Outdoor dining ideas for restaurant: dos and don’ts for the hot season
- Actual vs theoretical food cost: how to maintain consistent profitability
- How to use restaurant predictive analytics to drive revenue faster
- Best bar food menu ideas to persuade customers to order more
- What are the most common appetizers at restaurants & how to highlight them on your menu
- How to take advantage of restaurant color psychology
In June, we released a brand-new feature designed to empower restaurant and hospitality operators to accept orders on premises by generating personalized QR codes. Plus, read about outdoor dining, bar food ideas, restaurant color psychology, and more on our blog.
New Feature: Scan QR Code to Order on Premise
We’re excited to announce our fresh new feature that enables restaurants and other businesses in the hospitality industry to accept orders from any on premise location.
The on premise (scan QR to order) service allows food clients to order from hotel rooms, beach bar sunbeds, stadium seats or suites, resort apartments, villas, restaurant tables, or any other entertainment area.
How to enable on premise ordering
To benefit from this feature, you need to enable the “On premise” service by going to Admin -> Setup -> Services & opening hours.
Next, make sure to check if the general opening hours you have set also apply to on premise orders, and set different hours for other services enabled (e.g.: pickup and or/delivery) if necessary.
The “On premise” menu will be available to your customers by scanning a QR code that you can create from Marketing Tools -> QR codes & Flyers for each on premise order type: Dine-in, Room service, Suite, Seat delivery, Sunbeds, etc.
The same QR code can be generated for all on premise order types or it can be customized for each of them (e.g.: each sunbed can have its own QR code).
Let’s say you have 6 sunbeds. You will have to set the range from 1 to 6, then click Next and the system will automatically generate 6 different QR codes for you.
To download these QR codes, click on the three dots next to it, then Download QR codes PDF.
You can display the codes as such, or you can click on Add flyer to generate more colorful flyers for customers to scan. You can download all the personalized flyers by clicking on Download Flyer.
How does on premise ordering work for food clients
To open the food menu and place an order, food clients need to scan the QR code offered to them. The table, room, or sunbed number will be prefilled for fast ordering.
For most phones, customers can use the default camera app (iOS, Android) or a dedicated QR scanning app, point it at the QR code, and they will be taken to the ordering widget with on premise preselected.
Fresh Blog Content
Outdoor dining ideas for restaurant: dos and don’ts for the hot season
Do you have an outdoor area and is it prepared for the hot season? Here’s why you should take advantage of the nice weather to attract more customers to your restaurant.
Actual vs theoretical food cost: how to maintain consistent profitability
In this blog post, we tell you all about calculating the theoretical and actual food cost. We also talk about your food cost variance, and how to increase profitability by controlling it.
How to use restaurant predictive analytics to drive revenue faster
Here’s how you can use predictive analytics at your restaurant to boost customer satisfaction, improve the menu, streamline operations, and increase profits.
Best bar food menu ideas to persuade customers to order more
Add some of these bar food ideas to your menu to get more people clamoring about your bar. From popular bar food items to the most profitable bar foods, there’s something for everyone in this guide.
What are the most common appetizers at restaurants & how to highlight them on your menu
Appetizers stimulate the appetite and prepare clients for the meal to come. Here’s how to increase the average check value by adding some irresistible appetizers to your menu.
How to take advantage of restaurant color psychology
Do you know what colors make your customers want to eat more? What about the colors you should avoid at your restaurant? Read on for answers to these questions and more.
See you next month!
