Tapit introduces self-order restaurant kiosk

Tapit, a restaurant and retail-focused software vendor, has launched SELFIT, a self-ordering kiosk platform with accompanying online ordering via a mobile app and interface to the restaurant's website, according to a press release.

«On average, Tapit self-order kiosks increased each individual order by a remarkable 30% and 13% per branch,» Eli Cohen, head of operations at New-Deli restaurant chain, said in the press release.

The SELFIT self-ordering platform gives restaurants the ability to customize their menus and automatically update their kiosks and apps to showcase the latest promotions to their customers, delivering the opportunity to upsell customers and reduce customer abandonment caused by long lines and wait time.

SELFIT’s key features include:

• Linux-based software solution that works with any self-ordering kiosk hardware and integrates with any PoS system.
• Support for cashless payment methods, including Mastercard, Visa, Discovery and American Express.
• Ability to deploy templates designed for the QSR industry.
• «Plug N’ Run» interface enabling restaurant operators to upload designs and content and launch in hours.
• Remote management.
• Menu customization as well as management interface in various languages, including English, Chinese, Arabic, Russian and Thai.
• Multi-level access for users with predefined levels of control.
• Multilevel branch hierarchy: country, state, region, city, suburb, etc.
• Measurable ROI with the ability to generate activity reports such as usage, revenues and performance.
• Real-time health monitoring and alerting system for a fleet of kiosks.
• Maintenance support.

Source: Kiosk Marketplace