Posts Tagged ‘touch screen technology’

Casual Dining solutions-simplify and save

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

Dinerware is a powerful restaurant POS system designed to help manage your casual dining restaurant.  When you choose Dinerware point of sale systems, you are selecting technology that will ensure your facility provides quick service through streamlined POS features.

Dinerware includes a FastPay feature that enables users to close orders once payment is made.  The user-friendly system allows tickets to be split easily and accepts multiple payments quickly for enhanced customer service.  Easily settle a ticket to cash in as little as two touches.  Users of Dinerware restaurant POS systems appreciate that menu items can be added or modified on the fly, alleviating many daily stresses of operating and working in a fast-paced restaurant.

The customer database allows users to look up customers instantly by their name, phone number, address, or email.  The system allows users to enter a regular customer’s special instructions with the touch of a button, saving valuable time and adding a personal touch for the customer.  Easily take pre-order and keep track of them with a unique list view. The intuitive user interface provides quick and easy access to all system functions.  Contact Pinnacle Hospitality Systems today to learn how you can improve your bottom line through a restaurant POS system.

 

The Brickhouse casual dining in Deland implements Dinerware POS systems

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

Downtown Deland, Florida, home of Stetson University is hopping. The Brickhouse is a three million dollar a year operation that has to rely on a dependable restaurant point of sale system with great support.  The right restaurant POS system will create a casual dining experience that is both seamless and flawless.

“We were long time Aloha users and finally got tired of the aggravation we were going through  trying to manage the system and  getting support from their company. We heard about the Dinerware restaurant POS system and decided to take a look at it. It was very easy to learn and train my staff to use. The system was very user friendly and had the functions we were looking for to help us keep an eye on profits. Our sale person checks in on us regulary to see how things are going. That really means a lot to us as business owners since we never had that kind of support from anyone else. We are currently in the process of purchasing franchised eateries and we will definitely recommend Pinnacle Hospitality Systems and the Dinerware POS System to other hospitality based businesses.” -Bill & Frank Jennings, Owners/Entrepreneurs

 Dinerware is a powerful, streamlined POS System that can help you succeed.  Dinerware’s powerful list view allows users to work on multiple checks simultaneously.  Users of Dinerware can build menus quickly and also change their pricing, add new items, or change the daily special.  Dinerware keeps customer wait time at a mininmum through technology and ease of use, eliminating unnecessary steps.

Reports are generated and utilized easily-pull sales reports immediately with no end-of-day.  Users of Dinerware POS systems enjoy product mix reports, payroll labor reports with flexible tip declaration options, and detailed reports on voids, discounts, transactions and tender types.

Contact Pinnacle Hospitality Systems today to learn more about what Dinerware restaurant POS systems can do to improve your bottom line!  Pinnacle is the premiere restaurant POS system provider in Florida and Alabama.

Looking to boost profit to your bottom line?

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

The hospitality industry is an extremely fast paced business by nature.  The last thing the operators and management of a restaurant or other hospitality business relish is the prospect of focusing on the issue of employee theft, and yet the problem encompasses upwards of about three-quarters of all restaurant losses according to the NRA (National Restaurant Association).  This figure is equal to roughly 3% of annual sales being attributable to employee theft rather than food waste-a surprise to most.

The economy is waning, and everyone is being forced to make ends meet-so can you afford to continue business as usual?  Identifying where your business is losing profits can take you from making assumptions and excuses for losses, to making changes that will effectively eliminate them.

It comes as a surprise to most establishments that elimination of employee theft is the fastest route to increasing profits-especially during difficult times.  The reason for this is that those losses, once prevented, become profits that flow directly to the bottom line.

The first step to a healthier financial situation for your business is to contact Pinnacle Hospitality Systems for your free analysis.  Pinnacle Hospitality Systems is the premier restaurant POS system provider in both Florida and Alabama.  This analysis will pinpoint exactly where your losses are stemming from, and show you what measures will turn them into a profit.  Pinnacle never expects you to buy anything until we show you how you are going to pay for it-and we will show you exactly what your profits will be upon implementation of your point of sale system.  Our thorough analysis can show you were you are losing profits.

Outside of surveillance cameras, safes, locks and other physical security devices, a point of sale system will track the habits of each employee-making it clear exactly who is pocketing the cash from your customers before it ever enters the registers.  This can occur in the form of giving away items and accepting cash without entering them into the system.  Pinnacle can show you how to eliminate this unsavory and expensive issue.

A great example is that if a restaurant is able to slice that 3% employee theft statistic down to even 2% that is still 1% of sales going directly to the bottom line profits.  Eliminating employee theft is the most efficient way to increase profit due to the fact that no added expenditures are used for training, marketing, remodeling, opening new stores or other common investments intended to boost profits.