NEW Rental Package: POS + Online Ordering + Table Bookings from just £265 per month.
Deliver customer convenience with online ordering
Coronavirus has changed how we all live, work and socialise. Safety measures to combat the virus have accelerated the digitalisation of the customer journey through the increase in contactless processes. This offers operators a huge opportunity to maximise efficiency and increase revenue by introducing new ordering channels.
Our range of online ordering solutions, available exclusively to Zonal EPoS customers, allows you to evolve your business, by offering new ways for customers to order food and drink – either from home for collection in-store with Click & Collect, or in-venue on their mobile with a branded Order and Pay solution. Crucially, with each of the ordering channels, you still retain control, with the ability to switch them on and off during busy periods allowing you to effectively manage and fulfil the flow of orders coming into your venue in a stress-free manner.
Adding real value to your business
Zonal’s solutions are purpose-built for the hospitality industry, benefiting large chains and small independents alike.
“When compared to other apps, we found Zonal’s to be much cleaner and easier to navigate; we found the cheaper apps didn’t look as professional, with only basic branding and customisation options. Our customers often say it looks like we built it ourselves, it looks and feels expensive!”
“By deploying an integrated approach, staff no longer have to rekey orders into the EPoS, minimising the risk of mistakes and lost orders which disappeared into a black hole. By plugging this hole, we have seen a 5% upturn in incremental sales, which also supports customer satisfaction levels. The time to process orders has reduced greatly, giving our teams more time to spend on delivering great customer service.”
“EPoS integration is the key to click and collect’s success. It means we can manage the flow of orders we receive, and seamlessly process each with a minimum of fuss.”
