Tech roundup: New POS systems want to do it all for restaurants - 0 views
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Toast, went public last week in an offering that valued it at around $30 billion. Meanwhile, two other providers unveiled their own all-in-one systems. Here’s a look:
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The company’s new front-of-house ordering tablet can be used to enable pay-at-the-table or as a server handheld, ordering kiosk or drive-thru line buster. It is also voice-enabled, allowing guests or servers to place their order by simply saying it out loud.
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he cloud-based system allows servers or guests to initiate the ordering process and guests to pay at the table using their phones. It also integrates with GoTab’s other products such as online ordering and delivery software.
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The delivery provider is bringing its technology to the Washington Football Team’s FedExField, allowing fans to order concessions through the Grubhub app or by scanning a QR code at their seat
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Councilmember Cherelle Parker has introduced legislation that would remove the end date from the city’s 15% limit on what delivery companies can charge restaurants (10% for delivery and 5% for any other fees). If passed, Philly would join San Francisco and New York as the only U.S. cities to make their pandemic-era fee caps permanent. Delivery providers have sued both cities over those laws.