DRIVE-THROUGH SYSTEM

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DRIVE-THROUGH SYSTEM

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What is required of your drive-through system
other than a pos?

• The following is a list of additional equipment
  you could require for your Drive-Thru System.
  Some of them might be provided by the maker of
  your point-of-sale system, while others you might
  need to buy separately
• Drive-thru intercom system
• menu outlines (digital or static)
• Additional exterior signs (digital or static)
• Kiosks with self-service kitchen printers
• a kitchen display system with electronics
• camera system sensor in a vehicle
• headphones for staff
• Remember that you must ensure that any POS
  peripheral equipment you buy is compatible with
  your POS system. Additionally, you should
  probably make sure that all of your equipment
  bears the same logo.

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How to perform drive-through ordering system
optimization

• Follow these five wise operational advice to
  enhance the efficiency of your drive-through
• Improve Your Restaurant Menu Converting Your
  Static Menu Board to a Digital Menu Board Can Be
  Used To Upsell, Promote Specials, And Change Your
  Menu On The Fly Your Drive-Thru System. The
  digital menu board will immediately update
  whenever you modify the menu in your POS when it
  is integrated with it.
• Add digital ordering and delivery A lot of
  clients prefer to either place an order in
  advance via a website or app or have their order
  delivered to their door by a service (such as
  Door Dash). Allowing online orders not only gives
  customers a more convenient ordering option, but
  also shortens the line at the drive-thru. You
  might designate a separate drive-through lane for
  picking up online and mobile orders to speed
  things up even further.

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Included The Work Order Board The majority of
POS programs let you install a display that faces
the consumer. This display can be used to display
the totals and items that clients have ordered.
This reduces errors and could also contain
upselling suggestions. Your customers might also
be able to pay using this display and even give a
tip depending on your point-of-sale system. A
self-service kiosk could be added if you desire a
completely automated order screen. Use
a customer-management system POS systems
frequently come with some sort of analytics or
customer management suite, or your system may
link with third-party customer management
software to gather important data about your
customers. Additionally, there are
drive-through-specific customer recognition and
analytics systems that can even track your
customers' license plates.
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• Consider a loan for equipment If you can't
  afford to buy POS equipment altogether, you might
  be able to finance your system by getting a loan
  from a third party or from your POS provider
  directly. It's perfect that certain POS providers
  offer 0 equipment financing. As you will nearly
  always wind up overpaying for your equipment, you
  should avoid leasing your POS gear (think of it
  as renting the hardware rather than making
  payments on it to purchase it ultimately).

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TAKE YOUR DRIVE-THRU SYSTEM TO THE NEXT LEVEL

• It's possible for many restaurants to get away
  with investing in a point-of-sale system that is
  only "functional." However, software that is even
  slightly cumbersome or perplexing might be
  disastrous for a company with a busy
  drive-through. Customers need to be able to place
  orders easily and fast, and you need to be able
  to track orders across various stations.
  Thankfully, there are many POS systems available
  that can give you these characteristics as well
  as a few more useful connectors. For in-depth
  analyses of these POS systems and other POS
  systems, visit our section on restaurant POS
  reviews.